[Four mountain mirror]
Four mountain mirror, in the late Warring States period, with a face diameter of 13.9 cm and a weight of 127 g
Copper mirror with thin crimp edge, string button, square button seat. The four corners of the button seat protrude a peach leaf, and the corresponding near edges are decorated with four petal flowers. The mirror surface is divided into four equal parts. The word “mountain” is evenly distributed in each equal part. The upper right side of the word “mountain” is decorated with a peach leaf near the edge of the mirror. The ground is made of tiny dragon and feather patterns
The zigzag pattern is the characteristic decoration of bronze mirrors in the Warring States Period. In addition to the four-zigzag mirror, there are also three, five and six zigzag mirrors unearthed, most of which are from Hunan.
![图片[1]-Four-mountain mirror-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Warring States period/bronzeware/14418[1024].jpg)
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