Material / Finish: They are cast in unglazed ceramic bisque (white slipware), which gives them a clean, matte texture.
Design Period: The heavily stylized, elongated forms, geometric textures in the beards, and distinct crown shapes are classic examples of 1960s to 1970s hobbyist mold casting (such as Atlantic Molds, Kimple, or Duncan Molds). These types of blanks were sold at ceramic studios to be hand-painted or left plain.
Dimensions: Based on the reference hand, each statue stands approximately 13 inches (33 cm) tall
