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Hundred-deer Zun

【Archaeology & Relics】Time：2022-11-30      Source：本站      Views：193

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Chinese people have a deep love for nature. We often express this feeling into artworks. Today’s cultural relic is a top-grade Qianlong-era pastel work. 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. The base has six seal-script characters meaning “made during the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty.”


Copyright: 5,000 Year Comparision of Chinese And Foreign Civilizations, China Pictorial Press.

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