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Digital Archive of Toyo Bunko Rare Books

Pl. VIII, A. T. iii. 0089 ; but on larger scale, showing
remains of two lotus petals, bent R. lower leg of Buddha,
and pendent L. foot. Remains of light paint on robe.
Red clay, burnt. 2⅝″ × 2⅝″.

Badr. 0319. Fr. of terra-cotta vessel, showing trefoil
relief orn. at base of handle, with part of wall adjoining.
Centre leaf of trefoil short and broad, ending in wide-
angled point ; outline emphasized by deep incised line
¼″ within edge ; deep groove as midrib, with incised
dash either side of it near base. Side leaflets small and
narrow, with rounded ends ; outlines similarly emphasized,
and dash at narrow end. Round base of trefoil a band
or collar made of pair of parallel incised lines joined by
transverse dashes, from which springs handle proper.
Fine red clay, very hard fired, and with smooth polished
surface. 1⅞″ × 2⅝″. Pl. III.

Badr. 0320. Terra-cotta appliqué orn. Circular, moulded
in relief with upper half of Gandharvi full face to spectator,
with outspread arms holding up garland. Bead border
(incomplete). Much eroded, and all detail lost. For
similar fr., see Badr. 0328. Diam. c. 1⅝″.

Badr. 0321. Stucco relief fr. Surface rounded and scored
with incised lines. In one part rises looped curve, nicked
on edge, suggesting furry ear of animal, as in Yo. 081,
Pl. I. 2″ × 1⅝″.

Badr. 0322. Fr. of wall of terra-cotta vessel, wheel-
made, showing conventional leaf-tip orn. as Yo. 020–2.
Fine red clay, very hard fired. Good condition. 2⅛″ × 2″.
Pl. III.

Badr. 0323. Terra-cotta fr., apparently handle of vessel.
In form of deer-head, solid, with short straight horns
rising in undivided mass above forehead ; prominent
circular eyes, two incisions for nose and groove for mouth.
Similar groove across top of horns.
Rudimentary modelling without detail, but also eroded.
Hole pierced horizontally through neck for suspension
string, and curved fr. of potsherd at back. Length 2½″,
gr. projection 1⅝″, gr. width 1⅛″.

Badr. 0324. Terra-cotta horse-head, prob. from handle
as Yo. 088. a–d, Pl. II, III. R. half only, broken off half-
way down neck. Hogged mane, and forelock rising in
blunt horn. Dark red clay, eroded. H. 1⁵⁄₁₆″.

Badr. 0325. Fr. of terra-cotta winged horse (L. side
only) ; from handle, as Yo. 079–83, Pl. I, III. Same size,
clay, and workmanship as 083, and perhaps belonging to
it. 1⅜″ × 1⅛″.

Badr. 0326. Fr. of terra-cotta appliqué orn. Anthemion,
with palmette-like leaves on L. side, and large expanding
bud in centre on straight stem. R. side and top lost.
Thin. 1⅝″ × 1⅛″ × (gr. thickness) ¹⁄₁₆″. Pl. II.

Badr. 0327. Terra-cotta miniature animal (dog ?),
standing with tail curved over back and head uplifted.
Eroded, and L. hind leg and part of head lost. H. ¹¹⁄₁₆″.
Pl. II.

Badr. 0328. Fr. of terra-cotta appliqué orn., showing
Gandharvi holding out garland, as Badr. 0320. Broken
off by line of garland and above Gandharvi's head ;
eroded. Width 1¹¹⁄₁₆″. Pl. II.

Badr. 0329. Fr. of terra-cotta appliqué mask ; gro-
tesque face, half human, half leonine, encircled by fringe of
short hair. Cf. Yo. 055, Pl. I, but much finer modelling.
Broken across by line of mouth and eroded. 1⅝″ × 2¹⁄₁₆″.

Badr. 0330. Terra-cotta appliqué mask. Neptune-like
bearded head, as Yo. 057, but originally prob. better
moulded. Badly eroded. H. 2″.

Badr. 0331. Fr. of terra-cotta appliqué mask ; gro-
tesque human face of type Yo. 052. a–o. L. side only. H.
1⅜″.

Badr. 0332. Fr. of terra-cotta appliqué mask ; lion-
head as Yo. 058. a–i. Hair, ears, &c., broken off close
round face ; eroded. H. 1⅝″.

Badr. 0333. Fr. of terra-cotta monkey mask. Front
of head, eyes, nose, and part of R. cheek only. Very
conventional type. Eyes, punched dot and circle ; hair
marked by series of incised dashes ; and edge of hair
round face by incised scalloped line. H. 1⁵⁄₁₆″.

Badr. 0334. Fr. of terra-cotta monkey ; female ; upper
part of body and beginning of arms only preserved.
Breasts moulded and emphasized by punched dot and
circle ; fur marked by short incised dashes over back and
shoulders ; end of plait of hair over L. shoulder. Body
moulded in two halves (back and front), afterwards joined,
and arms added later. H. ⅝″. Pl. II.

Badr. 0335–7. Frs. of three miniature terra-cotta
monkeys, 'owl' type. 0335. Body with frs. of legs,
seated, wearing loin-cloth. H. ¹⁄₁₆″. 0336. Body and head,
with portion of outstretched L. arm. H. 1⅛″. 0337. Body
and head with stumps of both arms stretched forward.
H. ⅞″.

Badr. 0338. Pottery vase, of ovoid shape, with flat base.
Simple round orifice at top, without rim. Remains of
upward-pointing spout immediately below mouth on one
side ; and on opposite side, somewhat lower down, appliqué
boss prob. for handle. Boss prob. orig. moulded as face,
but worn quite smooth. Whole surface eroded. H. 3⅛″,
gr. diam. 2⅝″, diam. of mouth 1″, thickness c. ⅛″. Pl. I.

Badr. 0339. Stucco relief fr. Bent R. leg, and upturned
L. foot lying upon it, of Buddha seated in meditation.
Marks of stick or straw core on under-side. White lime (?)
stucco, worn and burnt ; approaches in front the pecu-
liarly hard consistency of Chal. 08, &c. 6⅛″ × 3⅛″ × 2″.

Badr. 0340. Stucco relief fr. of Gandharvi, kneeling on
one knee to R., with hands in adoration. Akin to Ser. iv.
Pl. XV, Kha. ii. N.W. 003 ; but turned more towards
spectator, and not a plaque. Traces of red paint on
robe. Head, hands, and L. leg lost. White lime (?)
stucco, hard. H. 3⅛″. Pl. XI.

Badr. 0341. Fr. of terra-cotta vessel, showing moulded