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Housing over 3,000 polychrome statues spanning 900 years from the Sixteen Kingdoms (304–439) to the Yuan Dynasty (1271–1368), these caves chronicle the evolution of Buddh···
From an aesthetic perspective, the Terracotta Army’s artistry is staggering.
Ge Kiln is one of the five most famous kilns in the Song Dynasty. Its porcelain products are noted for the fine networks of cracks on the surface....
During the Han Dynasty, the Four Gods pattern was widely used for decoration on bronze mirrors, lacquer ware, stone carvings, ceramic tiles, and on various other types of artwork....
The body of this vessel has a picture of a hundred deers, and is known as the “hundred-deer Zun.” Each deer is different from the others and they all look real....
Who doesn’t want such a beautiful kettle?...
The largest and heaviest iron lion sculpture currently existing in China....
Among Northern Song art, it is very common to see toddler themes and images of children used as decoration....