Bidspirit auction | Rare Terracotta Sculpture of a

Rare Terracotta Sculpture of a Horse, Indus Valley Civilization 2600 BCE to 1900 BCE. Indian - A rare and historically significant terracotta sculpture of a horse dating to the era of the Indus Valley Civilization (circa 2600-1900 BCE). Skillfully hand-molded from fine clay and low-fired in a traditional kiln, the figure reflects the refined craftsmanship and artistic sensitivity of one of the world's earliest urban cultures. The horse is rendered in a stylized yet expressive form, with carefully shaped contours and minimal but purposeful detailing that emphasizes its strength and movement. Such terracotta animal figures are important archaeological finds, offering insight into the symbolic, economic, and cultural life of the civilization. This ancient artifact stands as a remarkable example of early South Asian artistry and would make an exceptional addition to any serious collection of antiquities. This piece stands as an important example of early ceramic artistry from one of the world's earliest settled civilizations. Size : 14 cm H x 15 cm W