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| Haniwa Terracotta Dancers | |
|---|---|
 The left haniwa is "large" and the right haniwa is "small" | |
| Year | 6th Century |
| Medium | Terracotta |
| Location | Tokyo National Museum |
| Accession | J-21428（small) J-21429（large） |
The Haniwa Terracotta Dancers (埴輪 踊る人々, haniwa odoru hitobito, haniwa dancing people) are a pair of human-shaped terracotta burial figures - haniwa - one smaller than the other, in the collection of the Tokyo National Museum. Their gestures with their arms have led them to be given the epithet of 'Dancers'.[1]
- ^ 東京国立博物館 -トーハク-. "TOKYO NATIONAL MUSEUM - Collections The TNM Collection Object List Dancing people(terra-cotta tomb figurine)". www.tnm.jp. Retrieved 2022-10-03.