Antient Han Dancer Tomb Artifact (1ZWAC5)

This ancient clay dancer artifact, originating from Shandong, China, dates to the latter half of the Han dynasty, making it 1700-2000 years old. During this period, the Han constructed elaborate tombs filled with provisions and artifacts meant to accompany the dead in the afterlife. This particular artifact comes from a noble tomb, reserved for members of the aristocracy. The figure was placed there to symbolize the status of the deceased, alongside other figures such as dancers, attendants, and warriors, collectively portraying life in provincial China. Her size and role as an entertainer suggest a high-status burial. The figure is crafted from clay, coated with a reddish slip, and depicts a woman dressed in elegant robes. The figure comes with a certificate and documentation. 

Measurements: 

12"W x 7.25"D x 26"H