What shape are the painted pottery figurines unearthed from the Tang tomb in Yangzhou?

Painted pottery figurines unearthed from Tang tombs in Yangzhou. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, it was a bustling resort in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. There were many tombs in the Tang Dynasty, and most of them were female figurines unearthed from one tomb. A better one, such as a female figurine with a double bun, wears narrow sleeves, an open collar, a short coat, long sleeves to mop the floor, arms around her chest, and looks relaxed. Many other double-bun or single-bun figurines, although damaged, still have vivid expressions. However, another fat waitress statue smiled and showed a flattering look. It is reported that most of these terracotta warriors and horses are molded, and some are formed separately. Its carving method is to design the skeleton of wood or iron first, then carve the clay sculpture, fire it in the kiln, and then paint it with pastel. Because paintings are not limited by three colors, colors can be freely expressed, especially female figurines, which are rich in color and radiant.