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Thumb Ring
Cleveland Museum of Art
Jade rings were worn by men on the thumb of the right hand to assist with holding and pulling the string of the archer’s bow.
Mirror with Auspicious Animals, Celestial Horses, and Grapevines
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The mirror is covered with thick layers of corrosion that have been partially scraped off the reflecting surface.
Thumb Ring
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Jade rings were worn by men on the thumb of the right hand to assist with holding and pulling the string of the archer’s bow.
Ewer
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The splashes of color on the dark glaze were achieved by sprinkling the wood ash on the black-brown glaze before firing.
Brush with Carved Designs (brush cap)
Cleveland Museum of Art
The inscription on this brush with a bamboo brush cap reads: Made during the Wanli-Era of the Great Ming [dynasty].
Mirror with Six Circular Flowers
Cleveland Museum of Art
This mirror was made to commemorate the end of a war.
Ducks under Reeds
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The artist realistically represented that the Mandarin duck is a sexually dimorphic species, meaning males and females differ in appearance.
Seated Arhat with Two Attendants
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Arhat, or Luohan (in Chinese), were the disciples of the historical Buddha.
Birds on a Tree above a Cataract
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Miracle of the Dragon
The Cleveland Museum of Art
In the upper right, the historical Buddha, Shakyamuni, is seated in meditation for such a long time that birds have begun assembling twigs for a nest
Landscape with Flying Geese
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Twelve Views of Tiger Hill, Suzhou: The Thousand Buddha Hall and the Pagoda of the "Cloudy Cliff" Monastery
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Pair of Bowls with Eight Immortals
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Seated Guanyin
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Bamboo and Ducks by a Rushing Stream
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Sleeping Bird on a Prunus Branch
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Lion
Cleveland Museum of Art
This porcelain lion is a pair with 1930.642. This lion holding a ball is considered male, while the nurturing female is depicted with a cub.
Adoring Monk
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Twelve Views of Tiger Hill, Suzhou: Bamboo Pavilion, Tiger Hill
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Listening to the Qin
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Dwelling in the Longmian ("Sleeping Dragon") Mountains
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Cruciform Mirror with Six Blossoms
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Bronze mirrors were made in China from neolithic times until the Qing dynasty, when glass mirrors were brought to China from the West.
Pair of Bowls with Xiwangmu and Attendants
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Xiwangmu is the name for the Queen Mother of the West, an ancient Chinese goddess.
Dwelling in the Longmian ("Sleeping Dragon") Mountains
The Cleveland Museum of Art