POTTERY has been a part of the village of San Juan de Oriente for generations.  Pieces exported from that very village have been found in both Costa Rica and Honduras dated over 5,000 years old. 'Precolumbian' refers to indigenous art dated pre 1492.  Each of these masterpieces arrive with a description of the origins of the depiction. ABOVE AE26 LUNA MONO: A HISTORICALLY ACCURATE DEPICTION OF MONKEY SYMBOLS WITH ALLIGATOR LEGS

JJ15 ANGRY WARRIOR DJ21 PRECOLUMBIAN POTTERY WITH LID WPG01 MAYAN HUNTER

JJ14 SML. PLATO - STORY OF A HUNT 8"

AE15 TASON GRANDE SUPERB WORK OF SULPTURED CLAY FEATURING THE AZTEC SERPENT 16"

JJ11 FLORERO PEDISTAL ANCIENT WINGED SERPENT 7 X 10

JJ17 OLLA CON SAVILLA SNAKE WITH FEATHERS 7 X 7

WPG04 DRAGON BASED ON AN ANCIENT SERPENT 14"

RJ16 ARMADILLO PRECOLUMBIAN SYMBOL FOR THE ARMADILLO: A SYMBOL OF PEACE