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Traces of dark reddish brown pigment
It not only reflects the luxury and refinement of ancient cosmetic practices but also serves as a tangible link to the cultural and artistic achievements of one of Central Asia’s most enigmatic early civilizations
offering a glimpse into the artistry and craftsmanship of the ancient world
Accession number: 1967-162-68 (https://philamuseum
Crafted from terracotta and adorned with vibrant sancai (three-color) glazes in black
Ming Dynasty Glazed Pottery Armed Soldier soldier Traces of dark reddish brownMing Dynasty, c. 15501644, China An exceptional and richly detailed hollow moulded pottery figure of an armed soldier from the Ming Dynasty, masterfully crafted as part of an elite funerary ensemble. The figure stands in a firm, forward facing stance atop a square base, legs slightly apart, conveying disciplined readiness and quiet authority. He is attired in the full regalia of a Ming infantryman, with a long black and turquoise tunic belted at the