Gold inlaid copper dragon

[Gold inlaid copper flat dragon]

Gold inlaid copper flat dragon, the Wei Dynasty of the Three Kingdoms, with a total height of 11.4 cm
The whole body of the instrument is shaped as a fierce, fanning dragon. This mythical beast seems to be full of power and contains a strong momentum that can be triggered immediately
In addition to the successful performance of the dragon dynamics, this work also has many characteristics in shape and decoration
It breaks away from the single-view frontal composition method and has a three-dimensional shape for people to watch and appreciate. Viewing this device from different angles, it has formed many vivid pictures that are both connected and independent
The dragon head is regular, the trunk is undulating, the legs are solid and thick, the edges and corners are clear, and the tenacious long tail and sharp sharp claws make the image of the dragon very vivid and vivid
As an ornament, the shape of the dragon is largely shaped by arts and crafts. First of all, the strong exaggeration of the image, the round dragon eyes, the wide open mouth, and the curly hook shaped claws emphasize the main characteristics of the object. Secondly, the whole body of the dragon is decorated with exquisite inlay patterns. The bronze body and gold ornaments reflect each other, with vivid shapes and brilliant colors. These patterns are not only for beauty, but also become an important means of shaping the shape of the dragon. This device can be called the peak of decorative works of art in the Wei and Jin Dynasties
This cultural relic can enjoy 360 ° rotating images.