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Introduction. Polychrome Glazed Tomb Figurine of a Troupe of Musicians on a Camel
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The figure of five musicians on a tall camel.
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The Sogdian origin of the figure.
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Highest level of Sancai art.
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Polychrome pottery of the Tang Dynasty (AD 618 908).
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A unique piece of art.
History
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Placed in a tomb of Xianyu Tinghui, a military officer.
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Created during the dominance of the Tang dynasty.
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The figure indicates a high status of a person.
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An example of a burial ceramics.
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Denotes the elite status of the tomb occupant.
History: Cultural Relationship
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The figurine has Sogdian origins.
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Sogdiana was located at the center of trade routes.
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Sogdians traded silk from China to other countries.
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Geographic location facilitated cultural interchange.
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The camel proves the Sogdian origin.
Relevance to culture
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The art object has a rich cultural background.
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The figurine is linked to Asian culture.
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It can be viewed as a part of my cultural heritage.
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The object emphasizes the Silk Roads importance.
Relevance to cultural identity
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Art is a strong indicator of a cultural identity.
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The figurine shows links between cultures.
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The art object proves the highly developed skills of that period.
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The figurine correlates with modern representations of Asian culture.
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It is related to my own cultural identity.
Artifact from the Perspective of Intrapersonal Communication
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Artifact as a part of my own cultural heritage.
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Recognizable features and shapes.
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A feeling of pride and inspiration.
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Figurine as a proof of the ancient origins of my culture.
Artifact from the Perspective of Interpersonal Communication
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The artifact as a method to share ideas about culture.
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The figurine helps others to understand the Asian worldview
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The object shows others the high level of ancient Chinese art
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Figurines discussion promotes a better understanding of Asian art.
Artifact from the Perspective of Intercultural Communication
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The figurine is an example of intercultural relations.
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The art object emphasizes the importance of cross-cultural exchange.
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The critical importance of the Silk Road for culture.
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It helps to correlate old and modern skills and art.
Visual Aids
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PowerPoint presentation.
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Images of the artifact.
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Traditional Chinese ornaments.
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Similar artworks from the same period.
Conclusion
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The Figurine is a unique example of Asian art.
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It emphasizes the importance of the Silk Road and cros- cultural exchange.
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Its discussion can promote a better understanding of Asian culture.
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It is a part of my own cultural identity.
References
Camel with Musicians. (n.d.). Sogdians.
Liu, X. (2012). The Silk Roads: A brief history with documents. Bedford.
Lu, F. (2017). A tour of Beijings National Museum of China in 20 artefacts. Culture Trip.
Telling the Sogdian story. (n.d.). Web.
Valenstein, S. (2015). Cosmopolitanism in the Tang dynasty: A Chinese ceramic figure of a Sogdian wine-merchant. Bridge 21 Publications.
Winter, T. (2022). The Silk Road: Connecting histories and futures. Oxford University Press.
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