File:"Blessed to Have Everlasting Felicity", Shu brocade 1.png
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English: A Shu brocade samite known as "being blessed to have everlasting felicity and shiny brightness" ( 大長樂明光承福受右 ). Figures on this pieces are visible based on the color variation among blue, red, white, yellow, green and brown by warp threads on a blue foundation. This item is mainly embellished by mountain-shaped patterns, around which scatter motifs of five auspicious animals including tiger, deer, dog, winged animal, etc. The first animal with two horns from the left makes a gesture of climbing with its mouth wide open; the second from the left is a deer with antler and two wings walking while its mouth open; the third from the left is the tame dog looking ahead; the fourth from the left is the vividly-shaped auspicious animal looking back while the fifth from the left is also climbing while raising its head and looking back. Similar motif: File:Sichuan Ancient Cultural Relics 07.jpg, File:Rider detail, Alchi Monastery.jpg, and File:Royal drinking scene at the entrance of Dukhan of the Alchi Monastery (detail), circa 1200 CE.jpg (File:Royal drinking scene in the Dukhang at Alchi Monastery, circa 1200 CE.jpg). |
| Date | 1st century BC – 3rd century AD |
| Source | http://www.biftmuseum.com/collection/technics-info?sid=7332 |
| Author | Unknown author |
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