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acquired 1960s-1970s
A small elongated suspension loop at the top of the headdress indicates this piece was strung for wearing
a blow-pipe or
Such beads have been found primarily in Egypt and Nubia but also in southern Russia and even Iran
A Tang Sancai Glazed Figure, Tang Dynasty, ca. 650 - 950 CE Objects of Everyday Use acquired 1960s-1970sA male molded pottery standing figure with fine facial features, holding his hands to his chest, with an insertion hole at the top which would have held a staff or flag. Wearing robes and a hat, his body is covered with green, brown, and ochre colored sancai glaze. Medium: Terracotta Dimensions: Height: 7 1 2 inches (19 cm) Condition: Overall intact and in good condition, with minor chips to the base and a tiny chip to the nose that does not detract.
