Clay Female Figurine Bird Head 1750 -1650 BC.

Description

This freestanding female figurine is made in buff clay with a flattened back and a deep vertical groove delineating legs. A short neck separates the triangular head from the body. It has relatively broad shoulders, pointed breasts, bent arms indicated by shallow incisions crossing below the chest, ears with double perforations, a pinched nose, and a bird-like head. This rare figurine is usually found in tombs. Towards the Late Cypriot period, new types of these female representations such as ‘bird-headed’ and ‘flat-headed’ types became popular, many of them linked to the Levantine goddess Ishtar/Astarte.

General Info:

• Clean low poly mesh and optimised from a 3D scan - 97.1k Triangles
• PBR textures
• 2048 x 2048
• 3D Scanned and optimised
• HQ and Compressed textures provided

Textures:

• BaseColor / Albedo
• Normal / Bump
• Displacement Map
• AO Map