This set of four Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum-style terracotta warrior sculptures is a captivating homage to one of China's most famous archaeological discoveries. Crafted in the 20th century, these sculptures replicate the ancient army that famously guards the tomb of China's first emperor, Qin Shi Huang.

Each sculpture in this set has been meticulously crafted to embody the distinct characteristics and intricate details of the original terracotta warriors, which date back to approximately 210–209 BCE. The warriors in this set are styled to reflect their historical counterparts, with armor, facial expressions, and postures that capture the grandeur and significance of the originals.

This collection showcases a variety of traditional warrior types, each representing different ranks and roles within the ancient Terracotta Army. The artisans have paid specific attention to the textural details and patinas that evoke the aged appearance of the original sculptures, lending them an aura of authenticity and historical significance.

Standing as impressive decorative pieces, these terracotta warrior sculptures provide a striking aesthetic that suits both traditional and contemporary settings. They serve not only as representations of ancient Chinese history and artistry but also as conversation pieces that bring a sense of mystique and cultural richness to any space.

Ideal for collectors of historical artifacts or those with an appreciation for Chinese culture and history, this set of four terracotta warrior sculptures offers a unique and meaningful addition to any home or office decor. In Excellent Vintage Condition.

China, 20th Century

Dimensions:

Standing Bun: H8.5" x W2.75" x D2"

Standing Wide Bun: H8.5" x W2.5" x D2"

Standing Two Bun: H8" x W2.5" x D2.25"

Kneeling Bun: H6.75" x W2.5" x D2.75"

Sold As: Set of 4

Materials and Techniques: Terracotta

Place of Origin: China

Period: 20th Century

Date of Manufacture: 20th Century

Condition: Excellent

Reference Number: LU793443350572

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