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Figures of boys with fish are a popular and enduring motif in Chinese art
likely originating from Khorāsān
the divine manifestation of the rising sun and a powerful symbol of creation and transformation
• flesh or bone of a suicide victim
Mayan Pottery Whistle Figure bilbil Figures of boys with fishPre Columbian Era, Maya Culture, Late Classic period c. 600850 AD, Southern Mexico to Guatemala, Maya Territories A fascinating and evocative terracotta whistle figure depicting a female effigy, modelled in the round and left unpainted. The figure is rendered with deliberate simplicity in the body, while the head receives the greatest emphasis and expressive impact. The woman is shown from the waist up, her exposed breasts reflecting Maya aesthetic