｜India. Gupta period. 5th/6th c.｜Hand-shaped, low-fired ceramic (terracotta). Standing in elegant contrapposto on a makara, her vahana riding animal. She is shown as a sensual lady, clad with a sheer textile and strings of beads around her hips. Beside her is standing a smaller lady as servant, wielding a huge fan. Height 49cm. Condition B. Heads missing.｜Provenance:|-Private collection Hong Kong since 1990.｜Expertise:|-Thermoluminescence test of Oxford Authenication Ltd. ref. 1620-548.