This sculptural fragment, a terracotta elephant head measuring 9 x 5 cm, speaks to the rich iconography of South Asian art from the 2nd century BCE. Despite its fragmentary state, the piece conveys the power and significance of the elephant in ancient cultures, often associated with wisdom and memory. The muted gray patina and the remnants of earth suggest it was part of a larger votive or decorative element, possibly from a temple or domestic shrine. Artifacts like this offer a direct connection to the artistic expression and symbolic language of the ancient world.

Dimensions:
3.54 x 1.97 inches (9 x 5 cm)
Provenance:
Previously part of an established private collection in Southeast Asia.
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