Harappan Terracotta Tiger Figure bronzefigure stands as a testament to

stands as a testament to the enduring sophistication of Ming funerary craftsmanship and the spiritual ideals that shaped one of China’s greatest artistic legacies

Considerable fritting and glazing flaws

1300–1050 BC)

conveying meaning related to status

minor fractures and cracks

Harappan Terracotta Tiger Figure bronzefigure stands as a testament toHarappan Civilization, c. 26002450 BC, Sindh, Pakistan This magnificent Harappan terracotta tiger figure, dating to the Mature Harappan period (c. 26002450 BC), is a rare and striking example of early South Asian ceramic artistry. Hand built with remarkable skill, the small sized figure features a rounded head, large perky ears, a pointed snout, a long tail, and four short, stubby legs. The surface is adorned with dark brown slip painted stripes,