Bronze mirror with dragon pattern

[Panchi bronze mirror]

Panchi bronze mirror, 19.3 cm in diameter and 0.527 kg in weight
The cylindrical button and round button seat are hollow, protruding from the back of the mirror, and have three groups of hollow patterns. The main pattern is three intertwined dragon dragons. The dragon’s mouth is open in anger, with a long tooth on the upper and lower sides of the kiss, a single angle on the head, a front foot raised high, and the body rounded. The pattern is dynamic. The ground pattern is composed of round and triangular lightning patterns. Mirror curls
The bronze mirror is a kind of mirror, which belongs to daily life appliance. The earliest period of bronze mirrors unearthed in China was the period of Qijia Culture, but until the Spring and Autumn Period, the production and use of bronze mirrors were still not widespread. By the Warring States Period, a large number of bronze mirrors were produced