Japanese Haniwa Terracotta Warrior Head Vintage Replica Sculpture For Sale

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The first and most common haniwa were barrel-shaped cylinders used to mark the borders of a burial ground. Later, in the early 4th century, the cylinders were surmounted by sculptural forms such as figures of warriors, female attendants, dancers, birds, animals, boats, military equipment, and even houses. It is believed that the figures symbolized continued service to the deceased in the other world. The eyes, noses, and mouths of the hollow forms are indicated by perforation, lending the objects a mysterious charm.
Indulge in the rich culture of Japan with this vintage replica sculpture of a Haniwa (hallow clay) Terracotta Warrior Head. Handmade with intricate details, this exquisite piece is a perfect addition to any collection. It is a testament to the skill of ancient Japanese craftsmen and their dedication to preserving their heritage. Crafted in Japan, this sculpture is a striking representation of Japanese history and art.Please view photos as they are part of the description.
Approximate dimensions: 10" tall x 7 3/4" wide x 7-1/2" deep.