Head of god Indra or a Bodhisattva
Tapa-i Kafarihā - Figure
The head is very damaged and bears a crown, of which only the lower band and part of the crescent above it can be seen. The resemblance with the mukuṭa of the previous figure suggests that it is probably the god Indra, if not a Bodhisattva. The face is round and idealised; the trace of the ūrṇā can be seen.
Bibliographical References :BARTHOUX Jules - 1930 - Les Fouilles de Haḍḍa, Figures et Figurines - Pl. 90 a
TISSOT Francine - 2006 - Catalogue of the National Museum of Afghanistan (1931 – 1985) - P. 406, K.p. Ha. 1101. 168