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Haniwa: Tomb Sculpture of a Seated Warrior, between c.500 and c.600. Creator: Unknown

Haniwa: Tomb Sculpture of a Seated Warrior, between c.500 and c.600. Creator: Unknown


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Haniwa: Tomb Sculpture of a Seated Warrior, between c.500 and c.600. Creator: Unknown

Haniwa: Tomb Sculpture of a Seated Warrior, between c.500 and c.600

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This Haniwa sculpture, dating from the 6th century, depicts a seated warrior in intricate detail. Haniwa are clay tomb sculptures that were produced in Japan during the Kofun period (250 to 538 AD), primarily for use in the construction of tumuli, or large earthen burial mounds. The exact origin and creator of this particular piece remain unknown, but it is believed to have been made using the coil-built earthenware technique with applied decoration. The warrior is shown in a cross-legged posture, a common pose for Buddhist figures and a sign of respect and tranquility. His expression is serene, and his body is adorned with intricate patterns and geometric designs, adding depth and texture to the piece. The colors and hues of the terracotta material have faded over time, but the warrior's features and details remain striking. The Haniwa sculptures were not only functional, serving as protective guardians for the tombs, but also symbolic, representing the power and wealth of the deceased. This seated warrior, with his strong, muscular build and regal bearing, embodies the strength and might of the warrior class during the Kofun period. Now on display at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), this Haniwa sculpture is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Japan and the intricacies of its ancient art. Its close-up, studio shot reveals the intricate details of the clay and the delicate application of decoration, inviting viewers to appreciate the craftsmanship and artistry of the unknown artist who brought this warrior to life over a thousand years ago.

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