Head of Buddha

The hair and the uṣnīṣa, placed very high on the skull, are treated in wavy strands running from front to back. The busted aquiline nose and sinuous mouth are hellenizing. The hair is surrounded by a line of red paint. The ūrṇā is also painted: it consists of two concentric circles, the inner circle being drawn with a thinner line than the outer circle. Similarly, we notice that the arches are underlined by a red line, as well as the lips. He is wearing deformed earlobes.