CHINESE TANG War Horse, Ceramic Figurine
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CHINESE TANG War Horse , Ceramic Figurine. Dispatched with Royal Mail Signed For® 2nd Class.
Description15cm/ 6” tall.No chips or cracks on the figurine but the glazing got typical for this she cracking (see last 2 photos )This reproduction of an ancient Tang Dynasty Horse statue has been completed in the ancient tradition of varicolored soft glazes. Admire his majestic stance and vibrant color as part of your home decor.
Made from traditional glazed ceramic. Orange, green and... cream colors. Glossy surface. PN 8209.Measures 12.5"H x 12"W x 4.25"D. Weighs 3.8 lbs.Tang Horses: The Tang Dynasty (618 - 907 AD) - one of the most brilliant periods in China's long history - was characterized by a golden age in arts, literature, design and culture. Tang artisans favored the horse because of its remarkable value and skills in both farming and battle. The selection of Tang Horses here reflects the famous tri-color drip glaze technique perfected during this era.
The art of ceramics flourished during the Tang Dynasty (618-907). One of the major developments of this Dynasty came with the introduction of varicolored, soft glazes for use on ceramics. The most famous Tang Dynasty ceramic pieces include earthenware objects with tricolor glazes, amber, green and yellow. Ceramic horses were included in the tombs of the Tang Dynasty to ensure that the dead enjoyed the pleasures of life on earth. Chinese literature from that era portrays troupes of great imperial horses that were adorned with elaborate outfits and ate from elegant utensils.
Description15cm/ 6” tall.No chips or cracks on the figurine but the glazing got typical for this she cracking (see last 2 photos )This reproduction of an ancient Tang Dynasty Horse statue has been completed in the ancient tradition of varicolored soft glazes. Admire his majestic stance and vibrant color as part of your home decor.
Made from traditional glazed ceramic. Orange, green and... cream colors. Glossy surface. PN 8209.Measures 12.5"H x 12"W x 4.25"D. Weighs 3.8 lbs.Tang Horses: The Tang Dynasty (618 - 907 AD) - one of the most brilliant periods in China's long history - was characterized by a golden age in arts, literature, design and culture. Tang artisans favored the horse because of its remarkable value and skills in both farming and battle. The selection of Tang Horses here reflects the famous tri-color drip glaze technique perfected during this era.
The art of ceramics flourished during the Tang Dynasty (618-907). One of the major developments of this Dynasty came with the introduction of varicolored, soft glazes for use on ceramics. The most famous Tang Dynasty ceramic pieces include earthenware objects with tricolor glazes, amber, green and yellow. Ceramic horses were included in the tombs of the Tang Dynasty to ensure that the dead enjoyed the pleasures of life on earth. Chinese literature from that era portrays troupes of great imperial horses that were adorned with elaborate outfits and ate from elegant utensils.
