Is this an Inca stone sculpture??

Hey, does this stone sculpture look Inca, or is it just a repro?? Thanks.

 

It isn't old, certainly not pre-Columbian. It bears no resemblance to Inca figurines either.
I have no idea where it was made, but I'll tag another member for you. @2manybooks do you have any idea?

These are Inca:


https://mavcor.yale.edu/conversatio...turalistic-and-anthropomorphic-inca-metalwork

 

Whatever it is, looking at the base, it looks 'newly' cut......FWIW!!!

 

Thanks everyone, i saw it for sale at an auction house and it was advertised as a genuine inca sculpture, so I was just curious!

 

I agree, it does not look old. It may be (loosely) based on ceramic figures created by the Chancay people (Peru, 1200-1450 AD), know as cuchimilco. These often have a similar triangular face, decorated with geometric designs and hash marks. They are also often reproduced. Most of the examples I could find as illustration are without good provenance, but they will give you an idea of what I think the inspiration of your item might be:

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/708542953849255334/?nic_v2=1a2HZrfHO

 

A repro my friend