China - Singer Of Sichuan Region - Han Dynasty

Terracotta singer from the Sichuan region. He is in a kneeling position, his left hand behind his ear and his mouth open in song. He wears the typical clothing of the period, such as a long, crossed robe belted at the waist and the traditional headdress. Traditional Sichuan singing, often associated with the Han Dynasty, is part of a rich musical culture that has evolved over the centuries. Although the Han Dynasty itself is not directly linked to a specific singer, the music of this region has been influenced by ancient traditions and has continued to develop. Sichuan is known for its opera, Sichuan Opera, which incorporates elements of song, dance and drama. Performers of this art form often use colorful costumes and elaborate makeup to tell stories, including those from ancient history such as the Han Dynasty. Origin: China. Dimensions: Length: 20 cm; Width: 18 cm; Height: 30 cm. Period: Han Dynasty (206 BC - 220). Provenance: Former Belgian private collection. Condition: Good overall condition.