Furniture Plaque Showing Female Musician in an Architectural Framework 16th century This small plaque depicts a woman mid-dance step, playing a cylindrical drum known as the pakhavaj, which is suspended around her neck. She is positioned beneath a lobed, cusped arch, an architectural form familiar to the Deccan, where this piece was likely made. Scantily clad, this dancing girl is adorned with various pieces of jewelry including bangles, anklets, a necklace, and nose ring. Her long plait and scarf (dupatta) undulate with the rhythm of her movement. Furniture Plaque Showing Female Musician in an Architectural Framework. 16th century. Ivory. From India, possibly Deccan. Ivories and Bone

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Furniture Plaque Showing Female Musician in an Architectural Framework 16th century This small plaque depicts a woman mid-dance step, playing a cylindrical drum known as the pakhavaj, which is suspended around her neck. She is positioned beneath a lobed, cusped arch, an architectural form familiar to the Deccan, where this piece was likely made. Scantily clad, this dancing girl is adorned with various pieces of jewelry including bangles, anklets, a necklace, and nose ring. Her long plait and scarf (dupatta) undulate with the rhythm of her movement. Furniture Plaque Showing Female Musician in an Architectural Framework. 16th century. Ivory. From India, possibly Deccan. Ivories and Bone

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