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Head of a Gana, 8th-9th century. Creator: Unknown
Head of a Gana, 8th-9th century
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8th Century 9th Century Demon Hindu Hinduism South Asian Spirit Sri Lanka Sri Lankan Terracotta
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This 8th-9th century terracotta sculpture portrays the intricately detailed head of a Gana figure from South Asia, specifically from Sri Lanka. The Gana are a class of supernatural beings in Hinduism and Buddhism, often depicted as attendants to the gods or guardians of treasures. This sculpture showcases the rich cultural heritage of South Asia during this period. The head is characterized by its elongated ears, pierced ears with large earrings, and a serene expression. The intricately carved facial features, including the pronounced nose and the defined jawline, display the skillful craftsmanship of the unknown artist. The terracotta material adds a warm, earthy tone to the piece, enhancing its organic and spiritual essence. The location of this sculpture is now the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), where it is preserved and admired by visitors from around the world. The sculpture's journey from its original creation in Sri Lanka to its current home in Los Angeles serves as a testament to the global reach and influence of Asian art. Despite the unknown creator, this terracotta head continues to captivate and inspire, offering a glimpse into the religious and artistic practices of ancient South Asia. Its intricate details and spiritual significance make it an invaluable addition to the collections of LACMA and a reminder of the rich artistic heritage of the Asian continent.
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