

Decorative Plaque: Ram-Headed Sphinxes Flanking a Sacred Tree
Rectangular plaque with a flat top and bottom. The plaque is made of white stone with black speckles. The top has a small hole on either side. The bottom has two small holes, one on either side. The plaque depicts two creatures with ram heads and human bodies on either side. The creatures have beards and are wearing cloth wrapped around their waists. The creatures are facing outwards. In the center is a tree with a wide base and a narrow trunk. The tree has a flower or fruit at the top. The tree has curved branches with leaves. There are curved lines and shapes around the tree. The background of the image is gray. The plaque has cracks and damage around the edges. The plaque appears to be an ancient artifact. The plaque is carved with detailed designs.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 651 × 893 px
- Museum Record
- View original
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