Antique Chinese Chiwen (Dragon) Sancai-Glazed Roof Tile: Qing Dynasty

Antique Chinese Chiwen (Dragon) Sancai-Glazed Roof Tile: Qing DynastyTraveling Man Treasures is selling this exquisite antique Chinese glazed ceramic roof ridge tile depicting a mythical beast known as a Chiwen (). The sculpture originates from the Qing Dynasty (c. 16441912) and features a dragon head with stylized scrolling tendrils and whiskers around the jaw, tapering upward into a curved, flame like or fin like tail decorated with wavy lines. The piece is covered in a deep green lead glaze, heavily resembling the

Traveling man Treasures is selling this Veronese Design King Tutankhamun bust statue

likely dating from the late 19th century

Blade is quite old & ornate - and although intact

the front right hand with a wrapped snake that is in abhaya (fear not) mudra while pointing to a Sutra text

This Art Deco styled Balinese "Weeping Buddha" statue is made of exquisitely hand-carved and polished Rosewood

and black design elements

In his left hand

About the Tribe - Dogon are an ethnic group from Mali's central plateau region that extends into Burkina Faso

though he continued creating artwork which he shared mostly with friends & family (such as this painting

These figurines are often called "Pretty Ladies" by archaeologists due to their stylized feminine features and elaborate accessories

produced in the year 2000

Chinese imperial roof tiles were traditionally used as protective "roof charms" to ward off evil spirits and offer spiritual protection to buildings