Comala style

Comala style indicates the predominant style of ceramics associated with the workshops of the Comala region of Colima, Mexico.

9 Items

300 BCE - 200 CE | clay

300 BCE - 200 CE | clay

Comala style hollow ceramic funerary standing parrot effigy
Mesoamerican; Teuchitlan

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, red slip

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, red slip

Comala style dog figured vessel
Mesoamerican; West Mexican

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, red slip

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, red slip

Comala style standing dog vessel with ear of corn in mouth
Mesoamerican; West Mexican

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, red and black slip

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, red and black slip

Comala style ceramic vessel with multiple sculpted faces around perimeter
Mesoamerican; West Mexican

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, slip, paint

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, slip, paint

Comala vessel of seated female figure
Mesoamerican; West Mexican

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, burnished red slip

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, burnished red slip

Comala style, polished red olla depicting a bowl or basket of zapotes
Mesoamerican; West Mexican

300 BCE - 200 CE | clay, burnished red slip

300 BCE - 200 CE | clay, burnished red slip

Comala style standing parrot hollow figure
Mesoamerican; West Mexican

early 20th century | fired clay, burnished red slip

early 20th century | fired clay, burnished red slip

Ceramic reclining dog figure with humanoid hand
possibly Mexican

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, burnished red slip

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, burnished red slip

Comala hunchback male dwarf figure
Mesoamerican; West Mexican