The sculpture represents an idealized male physique.
Written forms
体躯Usage28%
Standard kanji form for this word.
体軀Usage72%
Variant using the kyūjitai form of 躯. Rarely used in modern writing.
Etymology
Composed of 体 (body) and 躯 (body, torso). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the combination reinforces the meaning of physical frame or stature.
