"Jalisco Warrior and Captive" is a pre Columbian ceramic sculpture from the Jalisco region of western Mexico, dating to approximately 100 BCE to 200 CE. The work depicts two figures in a dynamic composition, likely representing a warrior and a bound captive, and exemplifies the sophisticated modeling techniques characteristic of Jalisco pottery traditions. The piece provides valuable insight into the martial practices and social hierarchies of this ancient Mesoamerican culture.