Head of Secondary Deity and Bust
Tapa Kalān - Historiated scene
Only a fragment of this modelled scene has come down to us, representing the head of a secondary deity and a bust. The hair is stylised, represented by large curls framing the face, with a bun. The face is idealised, with half-closed and smiling eyes. The earlobes are enlarged. He is probably wearing an uttarāsaṅga, the shawl that leaves part of the torso uncovered. A flap of this garment falls over his shoulder. Beside him, another figure, whose bust alone is preserved, holds his uttarāsaṅga in one hand.
Bibliographical References :BARTHOUX Jules - 1930 - Les Fouilles de Haḍḍa, Figures et Figurines - Pl. 97 d