/internal/media/dispatcher/765896/resize%25253Aformat%25253DthumbnailIncense burner topA.D. 400–60060 x 67 x 40 cm (23 5/8 x 26 3/8 x 15 3/4 in.)Earthenware: traces of white, yellow, and red paint, with a micaceous inlayGift of Landon T. Clay1988.1292a1Tiquisate Teotihuacan-style incense burner top rendering a human head wearing wide, circular earflares and a large headdress that forms a building which surrounds the figure. The building is decorated with typical Teotihuacán-style circular feathered mirrors or flowers, one with its original inlay of a micaceous stone. Flanking these elements on each side is a star motif, and above is a large butterfly effigy surrounded by long feathers. The figure holds two rectangular shields decorated with tassel elements, a feathered floral motif or mirror, and a wide paper or cloth strip at the top of each shield. The figure wears a wide collar composed of multiple rows of elements including two of round beads, a band of triangular elements with a large earflare at each side, and one with five bivalve shells. Below the collar on the front of the incense burner is another floral/mirror element flanked by butterfly wings.Ceramics60.000000000040.00000000003622201