Sculpture

This terracotta figurine was created in the 6th–7th centuries in the region of Samarkand. Such figurines reflect the culture, religious beliefs, and craftsmanship of that era. The simple form and facial expression provide insights into the daily life, clothing, and aesthetic taste of the people of the time. These clay figurines were often used in religious ceremonies or family rituals. As an exhibit, the figurine is of great importance for studying Samarkand’s ancient cultural heritage, enriching the historical context of archaeological findings.