Figur. Ryttare. Gravfynd.Tidig Tangdynasti.

FIGURE. Grave finds. Woman to Horse, on foot plate. On the woman’s eyebrows and hair, the horse’s husband, the strap fabric and on the saddle groove by black paint. The icing ivory coloured and finely cracked, stopped halfway on the horse’s legs, is partly missing. The estate gray-yellow, with remains of clay. The figure is hollow, made in shape. Purchased at Bukowski’s Art Trade 1912. Price 350 Kr. Women had a higher degree of freedom during the Tang Dynasty compared to later times. This lady rides her horse borderline. She wears appropriate clothes, the style of which was inspired by the nomadic riders of the steppes. This style of clothing was fashionable at the beginning of the Tang Dynasty. Her hair is loosely gathered and falls over her back to the saddle. The figure was probably included in a grave. Figurine. Earthenware Earof a horse and rider with colourless lead glaze Early Tang dynasty, 7th century Women had a a av had during the Tang dynasty than in later times. This lady rides a horse astride, suitable, undesirable lady style was adapted from nomad riders of the Steppes. This style of dress was fashionable in the early Tang. Her hair is loosely gait and falls down her back to reach the saddle. The figurine ine have part of a retinue.