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Dish with Narcissus and Rocks (interior); Floral Scrolls (exterior)

The Cleveland Museum of Art

The Cleveland Museum of Art

The twelve-animal zodiac series—rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog, and boar—signifies a traditional Chinese con

Ceremonial Tube (Cong)

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The cong, a cylindrical tube with a square outer section, was one of the most impressive jade implements used in ancient rites.

Cloud-Collar Pillow with Waves

The Cleveland Museum of Art

While ceramic might not be your choice for a pillow, it actually kept the user cool as they slept.

Tripod (Ding)

The Cleveland Museum of Art

Animal images in ritual bronzes served as symbolic messengers of the supernatural realms.

Cup and Stand (stand)

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Square Covered Box with Hundred Antiquities

The Cleveland Museum of Art

The painted decoration in this box cover provides an interesting image of the antiquities and objects being collected in the Chinese scholar’s desk—al

Yellow Glazed Bowl

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This bowl dates from the Zhengde period, a time renowned for its production of high-quality imperial porcelains.

Peaches and Bats

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This jade sculpture was given to the museum in memory of John D. Rockefeller and his family.

Amitabha

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This gilt bronze Buddha is similar in style to another rare piece in the Shanghai Museum, which bears an inscription dating it to 1043, the second yea

Bowl with Xiwangmu and Attendants

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Tomb Guardian with Animal Head

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With their fierce expressions and exaggerated physical features, fantastic guardian creatures were intended to guard the entrance to a tomb, warding o

Tripod Cauldron (Ding)

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Archaic bronzes are not only collected items but also major scholarly preoccupations in Chinese history.

Virupa

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Virupa is one of the great teachers in the history of tantric Buddhism.

Amulet in the Form of a Seated Figure with Bovine Head

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With a bovine head and four horns, this seated figurine was a powerful ritual and shamanic symbol.

Cranes and Serpents

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A different style of ritual art developed in the state of Chu in South China.

Album of Daoist and Buddhist Themes: Search the Mountain: Leaf 44

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Square Wine Container (Fangyou)

The Cleveland Museum of Art

From the finely proportioned body to the elaborate decoration cast with great precision, this ritual wine vessel displays the artistic refinement and

Insects and Flowers

The Cleveland Museum of Art

More than 26 feet long, this scroll presents all sorts of insects, reptiles, and plants in delicate brushwork and pale colors, referring in style to e