早期突厥与 Göktürk 石碑纪念像的复制品 树脂和大理石粉末复合材料 突厥 Balbal 纪念雕像套装 – 3件考古复制品收藏 - 16.5 cm

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Peter Reynaers
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拥有近30年经验,曾主持多个线上艺术研究小组。

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## Turkic Balbal Memorial Statues — 3-Piece Archaeological Replica Collection

A curated collection of three individually handmade archaeological replicas inspired by the stone memorial figures associated with the early Turkic peoples of Central Asia, particularly the Göktürk period.

The three sculptures present distinctive human figures with stylised facial features, clothing details and symbolic gestures, reflecting the visual traditions of the ancient Eurasian steppes.

Together, they form a coordinated collection inspired by the artistic and commemorative heritage of early Turkic societies.

### Historical Background — The Turkic Stone Memorial Tradition

Stone memorial monuments and human-shaped sculptures are an important part of the archaeological heritage of Central Asia.

Examples associated with early Turkic societies can be found across present-day Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and neighbouring regions.

Many of the best-known early Turkic memorial traditions are associated with the Göktürk period, particularly the 6th–8th centuries CE.

Anthropomorphic stone sculptures commonly depict standing or seated human figures, sometimes featuring distinctive hairstyles, facial hair, garments, belts, vessels or weapons.

Such monuments are often associated with commemorative complexes, funerary landscapes and traditions of remembering prominent individuals.

In archaeological terminology, distinctions are sometimes made between anthropomorphic stone statues and balbal stones erected as part of memorial arrangements. Their precise functions and interpretations vary according to region and historical context.

These sculptural traditions provide important evidence of artistic expression, social identity and commemorative practices across the Eurasian steppes.

### The Collection — Three Turkic Memorial Figures

This lot consists of three individually handcrafted figures inspired by early Turkic stone sculpture.

**Figure I — Vessel-Holding Memorial Figure**

A stylised standing figure with a broad head, pronounced facial features and carved hands holding a small vessel.

The vessel motif recalls a characteristic feature found in various early Turkic anthropomorphic stone sculptures.

**Figure II — Bearded Memorial Figure**

A slender standing figure distinguished by its prominent beard, moustache and stylised arm and garment details.

Its simplified composition reflects the geometric character often associated with traditional stone memorial sculpture.

**Figure III — Memorial Figure with Ornamental Dress**

A standing figure featuring distinctive facial hair, a neck ornament and crossed garment details.

Its decorative features offer a visual contrast to the other two sculptures while maintaining the unified character of the collection.

The descriptions above refer to the appearance of the modern replicas and do not claim that the figures represent individually identified historical persons.

### The ArkeoArt Reproduction

This three-piece collection is produced by **ArkeoArt in Türkiye** as a museum-inspired interpretation of early Turkic memorial sculpture.

Each figure is individually cast using a **resin and marble-powder composite**, creating a solid, stone-like appearance.

The surfaces are carefully hand-painted with a grey archaeological-style patina designed to evoke the visual character of weathered stone.

Particular attention is given to the sculptural facial features, vessels, garments and ornamental details.

As the figures are finished individually by hand, subtle variations in colour, surface texture and patina may occur.

These pieces are modern artistic and archaeological interpretations rather than exact copies of three individually identified excavated monuments.

### Material, Dimensions & Condition

- **Collection:** Turkic Balbal Memorial Statues
- **Number of objects:** 3 individual figurines
- **Historical inspiration:** Early Turkic and Göktürk stone memorial traditions
- **Material:** Resin and marble-powder composite
- **Finish:** Hand-painted grey stone-effect patina
- **Height:** Approximately 16.5 cm per figure
- **Width:** Approximately 5 cm per figure
- **Depth:** Approximately 5 cm per figure
- **Combined approximate weight:** 0.8 kg
- **Condition:** Unissued / As new
- **Production:** Individually cast and hand-finished by ArkeoArt in Türkiye

All three sculptures shown as part of the set are included in this lot.

### Collector's Note — The Heritage of the Eurasian Steppes

The artistic traditions of the early Turkic world represent an important chapter in the cultural history of Central Asia.

The distinctive forms of stone memorial figures provide a visual connection to communities whose traditions developed across the extensive landscapes of the Eurasian steppes.

Presented as a three-piece ensemble, this ArkeoArt collection offers a coordinated interpretation of these historical sculptural traditions.

The collection is particularly suited to collectors interested in **archaeology, early Turkic history, Göktürk culture, Central Asian art, Eurasian steppe societies, memorial sculpture and museum-inspired reproductions**.

### Replica & Provenance Statement

**All three objects offered in this lot are modern archaeological replicas produced by ArkeoArt.**

They are not ancient artefacts and are not presented as original archaeological objects.

The sculptures are newly manufactured reproductions and therefore have **no archaeological provenance or previous archaeological owner**.

The historical traditions referenced by these figures are associated with early Turkic societies, including the Göktürk period. The objects offered for sale are contemporary artistic productions inspired by those traditions.

This collection is an independent ArkeoArt production and is not presented as an officially licensed museum edition.

### Export & Shipping

As modern reproductions rather than excavated archaeological antiquities, the objects will be shipped with the documentation applicable to the shipment.

Each figure will be individually protected using suitable cushioning materials.

The complete three-piece collection will be securely packed with protective materials and reinforced outer packaging to minimise movement and risk of damage during international transport.

The seller confirms legal ownership of the objects and the right to offer them for sale and export, subject to any applicable shipment requirements.

## Turkic Balbal Memorial Statues — 3-Piece Archaeological Replica Collection

A curated collection of three individually handmade archaeological replicas inspired by the stone memorial figures associated with the early Turkic peoples of Central Asia, particularly the Göktürk period.

The three sculptures present distinctive human figures with stylised facial features, clothing details and symbolic gestures, reflecting the visual traditions of the ancient Eurasian steppes.

Together, they form a coordinated collection inspired by the artistic and commemorative heritage of early Turkic societies.

### Historical Background — The Turkic Stone Memorial Tradition

Stone memorial monuments and human-shaped sculptures are an important part of the archaeological heritage of Central Asia.

Examples associated with early Turkic societies can be found across present-day Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and neighbouring regions.

Many of the best-known early Turkic memorial traditions are associated with the Göktürk period, particularly the 6th–8th centuries CE.

Anthropomorphic stone sculptures commonly depict standing or seated human figures, sometimes featuring distinctive hairstyles, facial hair, garments, belts, vessels or weapons.

Such monuments are often associated with commemorative complexes, funerary landscapes and traditions of remembering prominent individuals.

In archaeological terminology, distinctions are sometimes made between anthropomorphic stone statues and balbal stones erected as part of memorial arrangements. Their precise functions and interpretations vary according to region and historical context.

These sculptural traditions provide important evidence of artistic expression, social identity and commemorative practices across the Eurasian steppes.

### The Collection — Three Turkic Memorial Figures

This lot consists of three individually handcrafted figures inspired by early Turkic stone sculpture.

**Figure I — Vessel-Holding Memorial Figure**

A stylised standing figure with a broad head, pronounced facial features and carved hands holding a small vessel.

The vessel motif recalls a characteristic feature found in various early Turkic anthropomorphic stone sculptures.

**Figure II — Bearded Memorial Figure**

A slender standing figure distinguished by its prominent beard, moustache and stylised arm and garment details.

Its simplified composition reflects the geometric character often associated with traditional stone memorial sculpture.

**Figure III — Memorial Figure with Ornamental Dress**

A standing figure featuring distinctive facial hair, a neck ornament and crossed garment details.

Its decorative features offer a visual contrast to the other two sculptures while maintaining the unified character of the collection.

The descriptions above refer to the appearance of the modern replicas and do not claim that the figures represent individually identified historical persons.

### The ArkeoArt Reproduction

This three-piece collection is produced by **ArkeoArt in Türkiye** as a museum-inspired interpretation of early Turkic memorial sculpture.

Each figure is individually cast using a **resin and marble-powder composite**, creating a solid, stone-like appearance.

The surfaces are carefully hand-painted with a grey archaeological-style patina designed to evoke the visual character of weathered stone.

Particular attention is given to the sculptural facial features, vessels, garments and ornamental details.

As the figures are finished individually by hand, subtle variations in colour, surface texture and patina may occur.

These pieces are modern artistic and archaeological interpretations rather than exact copies of three individually identified excavated monuments.

### Material, Dimensions & Condition

- **Collection:** Turkic Balbal Memorial Statues
- **Number of objects:** 3 individual figurines
- **Historical inspiration:** Early Turkic and Göktürk stone memorial traditions
- **Material:** Resin and marble-powder composite
- **Finish:** Hand-painted grey stone-effect patina
- **Height:** Approximately 16.5 cm per figure
- **Width:** Approximately 5 cm per figure
- **Depth:** Approximately 5 cm per figure
- **Combined approximate weight:** 0.8 kg
- **Condition:** Unissued / As new
- **Production:** Individually cast and hand-finished by ArkeoArt in Türkiye

All three sculptures shown as part of the set are included in this lot.

### Collector's Note — The Heritage of the Eurasian Steppes

The artistic traditions of the early Turkic world represent an important chapter in the cultural history of Central Asia.

The distinctive forms of stone memorial figures provide a visual connection to communities whose traditions developed across the extensive landscapes of the Eurasian steppes.

Presented as a three-piece ensemble, this ArkeoArt collection offers a coordinated interpretation of these historical sculptural traditions.

The collection is particularly suited to collectors interested in **archaeology, early Turkic history, Göktürk culture, Central Asian art, Eurasian steppe societies, memorial sculpture and museum-inspired reproductions**.

### Replica & Provenance Statement

**All three objects offered in this lot are modern archaeological replicas produced by ArkeoArt.**

They are not ancient artefacts and are not presented as original archaeological objects.

The sculptures are newly manufactured reproductions and therefore have **no archaeological provenance or previous archaeological owner**.

The historical traditions referenced by these figures are associated with early Turkic societies, including the Göktürk period. The objects offered for sale are contemporary artistic productions inspired by those traditions.

This collection is an independent ArkeoArt production and is not presented as an officially licensed museum edition.

### Export & Shipping

As modern reproductions rather than excavated archaeological antiquities, the objects will be shipped with the documentation applicable to the shipment.

Each figure will be individually protected using suitable cushioning materials.

The complete three-piece collection will be securely packed with protective materials and reinforced outer packaging to minimise movement and risk of damage during international transport.

The seller confirms legal ownership of the objects and the right to offer them for sale and export, subject to any applicable shipment requirements.

详细资料

文化
Replica of Early Turkic and Göktürk stone memorial figures
世纪/时段
Modern replicas – original traditions associated with the 6th–8th centuries CE
Name of object
Turkic Balbal Memorial Statues Set – 3-Piece Archaeological Replica Collection
获得来源
私人收藏
获得年份
2026
材质
Resin and marble-powder composite
获得国家
土耳其
状态
未发行/如新
前任拥有者获得来源
私人收藏
Height
16,5 cm
前任拥有者获得年份
2026
Width
5 cm
前任拥有者获得国家
土耳其
深度
5 cm
我确认我合法获得此物品,并且我有权将它出售
是的
真伪
复制品/摹本
土耳其经验证
4
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pro

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