Anyone know what this little figurine is?

New here! Love the site so far.
I can usually figure out what my items are, but for some reason I’m struggling with this one. It’s a smaLL little figuring that appears
to be a rough green stone like material with some gold accents.
It’s not Buddha, but it’s definitely some kind of spiritual item. I don’t really care too much about value. I really love it and have it on a bookshelf. I’m just curious as to what this is and what
material it could be made of. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

@Any Jewelry

 

It appears to be cast rather than carved.

Debora

 

The style does not look like that of Central/South America, but the product does.
https://www.google.com/search?q=azt...AhWYp54KHYTBB6IQgowBegQIARAW&biw=1599&bih=761

The pose and shape of the headdress is not what I think of for the Mayan or Aztec region. Though the jaguar type cape and material keeps me looking here.

 

Anyone know what this little figurine is?
NO - my wife jumped right in and said "I KNOW" - thanks alot!!!

 

It's nice to have a partner that knows you.

 

It looks like Aztec and Mayan style figurines made with a composite of chipped stone and resin, popular in the 1960s. Similar to this one:

https://www.etsy.com/listing/891841...ed-malachite-3d?ref=pla_similar_listing_top-3

 

Agree, Zarebski Mexico souvenirs immediately sprang to mind when I saw it. It has pre-Columbian style motifs around the base too.
This is not a figurine I know, but Zarebski made countless figurines and reliefs.

It probably had a Zarebski label like this one on the bottom:

 

Thank you all. All of this has been very helpful!