Ceramic "Three Colored Double Dragon Zun" from the Tang Dynasty
Ceramic vase
Vase 3D model
ceramics
vase
Tang Dynasty cultural relics
Chinese cultural relics
Double ear vase
Cultural relics from the Tang Dynasty period
Sancai Shuanglong Zun
Tang Dynasty porcelain
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Coin
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This statue is a vessel used by Tang Dynasty nobles to serve alcoholic beverages. The authentic product was created during the prosperous Tang Dynasty and was unearthed from a Tang tomb in Luoyang. It has now been circulated among the people. The upper half of the statue is glazed with yellow, green, and white spots, while the lower half is plain. Pankou, neck tied, round shoulder, bulging belly, flat bottom, with symmetrical double dragon handles carved between the shoulder and the mouth, symbolizing "two dragons playing in the water". The shape is full and vivid. This exhibit is currently housed in the Luoyang Tang Sancai Ceramics Museum. First stored in the Tang Sancai Ceramics Museum in Luoyang.
