The figurine vessel shows a woman sitting with her legs crossed. She is wearing the eponymous turban, ear plugs, a necklace over a shoulder collar and a wrap-around skirt. The slanted eyes and the pulled-back upper lip are striking, so that the teeth are clearly visible. The goddess became famous when she appeared on a Deutsche Bundespost Berlin stamp in 1984. At the end of the 1980s, thermoluminescence investigations by the Rathgen research laboratory revealed that this vessel was a forgery. (A. Nicklisch 2003)