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The statue of the dancing girl is made of -​

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Answered by chandanmishra6880
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the statue of dancing girl in made up of bronze.

Answered by TheUntrustworthy
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NAME: DANCING GIRL

MEDIUM: BRONZE

DESCRIPTION:

  • This is one of the greatest achievements of the artists of Mohenjodaro as the masters of miniature.
  • The bronze statue of the dancing girl is only four inches high.
  • And yet it speaks volumes of a metal caster's excellent skills.
  • This world-famous figure shows a female figure standing in a tribhanga pose as if relaxing after a dance number, with her right hand resting on her hip and the left entirely covered with bangles resting on the left leg forward.
  • Head is slightly tilted and hair tightened with a ribbon upon shoulder.
  • Eyes are closed; neck is decorated with a cowry shell necklace.
  • Her arms and legs look disproportionate may be for the sake of simplicity.
  • The dark medium of bronze is right for the dark negroid facial features.
  • The features do not actually have resemblance to any particular female face.
  • The lips and nose are thick and the elongated, half-closed eyes resemble the Limestone Bust of High priest'.
  • The physical details of the body are also very less except for small breasts, curved waist and bare groin.
  • The female figures of this civilisation are believed to be devoted to the power of fertility of women.
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