[Pottery painted figurines of Hu people]
Pottery painted figurines of Hu people, Tang Dynasty, 37.5 cm high and 14 cm wide
Hu people wear Futou, lapel coats and boots. He has thick eyebrows and big eyes, protruding eyes, and full sideburns. Close your lips and look ahead. Take off the right sleeve of the overcoat and wrap it around the waist, exposing half of the arm and painting half of the arm. Futou, beard and boots are painted in black. Grasp your fists with both hands and hold the reins. This figurine pays special attention to the carving of the characters’ faces. The exaggerated technique just highlights the vivid image of the Hu people in the Western Regions
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