
Mirror Handle with Two Yakshis
The sculpture, titled "Mirror Handle with Two Yakshis" by an unknown artist, depicts a cylindrical object made of brown material, likely stone or metal. The object features two female figures carved on it; they are semi-nude, wearing jewelry and standing close together. The women have their hair styled in a curly fashion and adorned with a headpiece. They both wear necklaces and bracelets; one woman's bracelet appears to be on her upper arm. The figures are positioned against a background of decorative elements resembling beads or flowers. The top and bottom of the object are also decorated with similar bead-like designs. The entire sculpture exudes an ancient craftsmanship style, reflecting detailed work typical of historical artifact. The background behind the sculpture is a solid beige color.
Artwork Details
- Date
- 1st century BCE
- Medium
- Ivory
- Culture
- India (Bengal)
- Dimensions
- 226 × 624 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
- View original
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