Nodding Pagod 1755 - 1765

ceramic, porcelain, sculpture

3d sculpting

3d model

child design

ceramic

porcelain

3d character model

sculpture

character design

child character design

men

3d modeling

character design for animation

decorative-art

cartoon carciture

3d character modeling

This porcelain figure, known as "Nodding Pagod," was created by the Meissen Manufactory in Germany between 1755 and 1765. The figure, depicting a seated, bald man wearing a colorful robe with a cheerful expression, exemplifies the Rococo style popular in the 18th century. This figurine's playful nature and exaggerated features, along with the vibrant colors and intricate details of the robe, represent the whimsical and decorative aesthetic of the era. It is currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.