The Bronze Bell of the Goryeo Period in Korea, also known as the Bronze Inscription Ritual Bell of Buddhist Temples
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This bronze ceremonial bell is a cultural relic from Korea, dating back to the Goryeo period (918-1392). Its name is "Buddhist Temple Bronze Inscription Ritual Bell". The decoration of this clock is very exquisite, made of cast bronze with engraved inscriptions. The clock was made in the 1200 AD. The clock was once used as part of Buddhist indoor rituals, hanging in Buddhist temples with a cast dragon and a vertical tube at the top to amplify sound. The inscription shows that it was cast in the the Year of the Loong, and the production process took three years. It is now collected in the Cleveland Museum of Art.
