[Three-color Hu figurine]
Three-color Hu figurine, Tang Dynasty, 59 cm high and 20.3 cm wide
This figurine, also known as the camel figurine, is the figure of Hu people in the Western Regions. Eyes wide open, eyes bright, head slightly to the right, prominent cheekbones, a pair of whiskers. Wearing Futou on the head, wearing a green robe with lapel and narrow sleeves, waist lace up, feet on boots, and standing upright on the square supporting board. Raise your arms and bend them between your chest and abdomen, and hold your fists hollow with both hands, in the shape of holding the reins. The figure is strong and strong, showing a natural look of long journey and wind and frost
![图片[1]-Three-color Hu figurine-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Tang dynasty/Sculpture/54939[1024].jpg)
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