This figurine, originating from the Colima culture of northwest Mexico, dates between 300 BCE and 300 CE. It is notable for its removable helmet, a feature that reflects the craftsmanship and symbolic practices of the Colima people.

The Colima culture, part of the larger West Mexican shaft tomb tradition, is renowned for its ceramic sculptures, often depicting humans, animals, and mythical figures.

Such figurines provide valuable insights into the daily life, ritual activities, and artistic conventions of this ancient society.