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Mirror with Two Dragons and a Tiger
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Inscription: I, Master Zhang, produced this mirror, When alien tribes in four corners were being subjugated.
Mirror with Four Nipples and Eight Animals
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Inscription: On the day of wu, the first month, the first year of Yongkang, I made the bright mirror at the first of dawn by refining the yellow and t
Mirror with Deities and Animals Surrounded by Rings of Squares and Semicircles
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Inscription: I made this bright mirror, By refining three metals.
Mirror with Auspicious Animals Surrounded by Rings of Squares and Semicircles
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Inscription: I made this bright mirror By refining the three metals. BoYa is making music; The multitude of gods display their forms.
Inlays for a Mirror or Box
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The p'ing-t'o technique of inlaying gold and silver foil on lacquer produced luxurious articles of elegance and fragility.
Mirror with Paired Felines
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The two leopard-like creatures stalking each other around the knob of this mirror display a naturalistic animal style that emerged with the Sui and Ta
Mirror with Four Spirits
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Inscription: The immortal peaks rise as twins. The wise river now has a rival. Morning flowers are made bright and charming.
Mirror with Deities, Chariot, and the White Tiger
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Depicted on the mirror back are two Daoist deities: the King Father of the East (Dongwanggong) and the Queen Mother of the West (Xiwangmu).
Set of Bells with Diamond-Shaped Insignia
The Cleveland Museum of Art
These rare, elegant bronze bells were made in a tribal village along the southern borders of China.
Mirror Featuring Deities and Kings in Three Sections Surrounded by Rings of Squares and Semicircles
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Inscription: I made this bright mirror By refining the three metals. With my fine skill, I engraved [the design].
Mirror with Concentric Circles and Linked Arcs
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Inscription: Refine the copper to be pure and bright. Make it into a mirror to receive rightful decor.
Wine vessel (Jue)
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Wine and food played a major role in ritual offerings to the ancestral spirits and the Supreme Ancestor (Shangdi) performed by the Shang rulers in the
Wine Cups (Jue)
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Wine and food played a major role in ritual offerings to the ancestral spirits and the Supreme Ancestor (Shangdi) performed by the Shang rulers in the
Bell with Diamond-Shaped Insignia
The Cleveland Museum of Art
These rare, elegant bronze bells were made in a tribal village along the southern borders of China.
Bell with Diamond-Shaped Insignia
The Cleveland Museum of Art
These rare, elegant bronze bells were made in a tribal village along the southern borders of China.
Bell with Diamond-Shaped Insignia
The Cleveland Museum of Art
These rare, elegant bronze bells were made in a tribal village along the southern borders of China.
Bell with Diamond-Shaped Insignia
The Cleveland Museum of Art
These rare, elegant bronze bells were made in a tribal village along the southern borders of China.
Bell (Bo Zhong)
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Music in the Eastern Zhou dynasty not only served ritual purposes but also provided entertainment in feudal courts.
Bell (Lai Zhong)
The Cleveland Museum of Art
In ancient China, music and ritual had political significance and were linked inseparably to the power of states.
Hollow-Legged Tripod (Li Ding)
The Cleveland Museum of Art
This food vessel exhibits a new decorative trend of metropolitan Western Zhou foundries.
Mirror with Four T's
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The symbolic significance of the ancient Chinese mirror lies in its circular form and reflective quality that make it resemble the sun and the moon.
Incense Burner (Boshan Lu)
The Cleveland Museum of Art
This incense burner--one of the most imaginative bronze vessel types--takes the shape of the mountain to represent the mythical land of the immortals,
Food Container (Gui)
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Openwork and sculptural designs elaborately transform the silhouette of this gui, a ritual food vessel with a square pedestal.