Photos of reproduction Terra-Cotta Warriors and Horses for reference. If you are interested in any of them, please click to see the details.

Pictures you've seen are the life-size replica of the Qin Terra-Cotta Warriors and Horses figurines. We also customize a variety of specification on demand including 1/2, 1/3, 3/4.

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Armor-Clad General		Kneeling Archer		General with Beard
Emperor Qinshihuang		Junior Officer		Standing Archer
Cavalrymen and Saddle Horse		Saddle Horse		Officer
Bronze Armor-Clad General		Bronze Kneeling Archer		Officer Heads

Production Process of Terra-Cotta Warrior Replica

A combination of molding and sculpturing were employed to fashion the terra-cotta figurines in the Qin Mausoleum.Traditional sculpturing methods used included layering, pinching, pasting, carving and painting. Long strips of clay were layered to form the rough outline of the body, with the pasting, pinching and carving methods employed to add robes and armor. Fashioning heads represented a comparatively complicated process. Facial features were achieved using a mold, with piling and sculpting used to form the back of the head. Ears were pasted to the heads prior to adding sculpted or molded hair buns. Refinements such as eyes, eyebrows, mouths, mustaches and ears were carefully carved to reveal the desired personality for the figurine.

 Life-Size Warrior Production Process

Molding step	Shape of body	Ready for baking	Ready for baking
Ready for baking	Ready for baking	Individual parts	Pasting parts together
Head added	Painted with ink	Coat with yellow mud	Packing

infilling with mud		exquisite carving skill		perfect coloring
refinement of the finished		archaic packing