[The lintel portrait stone of the magic animal jade rabbit’s potting map]
The lintel portrait stone of the magic animal jade rabbit’s potting map is 38 cm high and 180 cm wide in the Eastern Han Dynasty
This portrait stone is the lintel of the tomb door. The picture is divided into upper and lower layers, and is made by means of reducing the ground and shallow relief. The upper layer is rolled grass pattern, and the two corners are the sun and moon wheel. The lower picture shows the feather man and the unicorn horse, the unicorn, the pterosaur, the tiger, the jade rabbit, the two-headed deer and so on, who kneel with one leg and hold the Jiahe in hand. The stone reliefs were unearthed from the Eastern Han Tomb in Suide, Shaanxi Province. The stone reliefs are simple and unsophisticated, with profound meanings, which typically reflect the characteristics of the Han Dynasty culture in northern Shaanxi
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