Period:Unknown Production date:1990s
Materials:camphor wood
Technique:carved, painted,
Subjects:deity dragon
Dimensions:Height: 26 centimetres Weight: 1.70 kilograms Width: 16.50 centimetres Depth: 14 centimetres
Description:
Figurine; carved of camphor wood; in the form of man seated on chair on pedestal; pedestal rectangular, painted green, top orange with gold trim, gold animal in each front corner; chair black, green and orange, dragon head painted gold with red mouth at end of each arm; man seated in chair wears gold crown inlaid with glass circles, red pompoms attached on wires, green tassels hanging down back, skin painted red, eyebrows black, real hair glued on for moustache, beard and sideburns, robe green with gold trim, gold temple with glass circle inlaid at top between legs.
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Comments:Represents the deity “Guan Di” (the God of Loyalty and War), also known as Mo or Guan Gong, an early emperor who spent his life fighting oppression.
Materials:camphor wood
Technique:carved, painted,
Subjects:deity dragon
Dimensions:Height: 26 centimetres Weight: 1.70 kilograms Width: 16.50 centimetres Depth: 14 centimetres
Description:
Figurine; carved of camphor wood; in the form of man seated on chair on pedestal; pedestal rectangular, painted green, top orange with gold trim, gold animal in each front corner; chair black, green and orange, dragon head painted gold with red mouth at end of each arm; man seated in chair wears gold crown inlaid with glass circles, red pompoms attached on wires, green tassels hanging down back, skin painted red, eyebrows black, real hair glued on for moustache, beard and sideburns, robe green with gold trim, gold temple with glass circle inlaid at top between legs.
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Comments:Represents the deity “Guan Di” (the God of Loyalty and War), also known as Mo or Guan Gong, an early emperor who spent his life fighting oppression.
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