[Three-color Hu figurines]
Three-color Hu figurines, Tang Dynasty, 61 cm high and 21 cm wide
Hu people wear black Futou on their heads, with deep nose and eyes, eyes wide open, lips painted with vermilion, and long beard on their temples and chin. Hands clenched, wearing lapel and right lapel, waist lace, feet on boots, standing on the square board. This figurine is mainly painted with yellow glaze, only slightly green at the lapel. Its image should be the Hu people in the literature. The image of Hu people is common in the figurines of the Tang Dynasty. This figurine pays more attention to the portrayal of the inner world of the characters, and its expression is complete
![图片[1]-Three-color Hu figurine-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Tang dynasty/Sculpture/54938.jpg)
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