Large Male Torso Round Base with Bow & Arrow Statue

Across the shoulder of this Greek torso can be seen a bow and arrow strap conneced by half at the buckle to a small cloth that hangs loosely over the warrior's waist, otherwise known as a waist cloth. This Greek torso, like many other sculptures, were not originally made with their legs, arms, and head chopped off, but were only later adapted to appear this way when torsos came into style well after the classical Greek sculptures were dead.