Formosa: Paiwan Tribesman with leveing cup

Object/Artifact

-

St. Joseph Museums

The image showcases a traditional clay figurine dressed in an intricately detailed ethnic costume. The figure wears a long gown adorned with elaborate patterns and rich colors, combining dark shades with striking elements of red and gold embellishments. On its head is a turban, carefully wrapped and decorated with subtle designs. The figurine holds a tray, and its face is artistically painted, featuring prominent eyes and a vividly red smile, capturing an expression of grace and cultural significance. The attire's texture and the materials used highlight craftsmanship, reflecting cultural heritage and artistic tradition.

The image showcases a traditional clay figurine dressed in an intricately detailed ethnic costume. The figure wears a long gown adorned with elaborate patterns and rich colors, combining dark shades with striking elements of red and gold embellishments. On its head is a turban, carefully wrapped and decorated with subtle designs. The figurine holds a tray, and its face is artistically painted, featuring prominent eyes and a vividly red smile, capturing an expression of grace and cultural significance. The attire's texture and the materials used highlight craftsmanship, reflecting cultural heritage and artistic tradition.

Name/Title

Formosa: Paiwan Tribesman with leveing cup

Entry/Object ID

2022.10.161

Description

Formosa: Paiwan Tribesman with leveing cup From the "National and Folk Dolls of Asia and Noeth Africa Series" from the Saroff Doll Collection