[tibetan silver] Beijing Lacquer Carving - tibetan silver

Beijing-carved lacquer ware is one of China's traditional arts and crafts. The lacquer ware is decorated with exquisite engravings, has a radiant luster, elegant shape, and the pieces are usually resistant to humidity, erosion and heat. The technique involves applying a natural lacquer on a wooden surface, then engraving delicate designs on the lacquer.

The ancient craftsmanship of carved lacquer originated in the Tang Dynasty (618-907) in today's Sichuan a

Wine vessel, Late Shang Dynasty
Height: 20.1cm
Length: 16.8cm

Two high mushroom-shaped pillars stand on this Jue' s spout. There are ridges on both sides of the belly and a beast mask handle on one side, with three prism-shaped feet pouting. The vessel has a two-character inscription " Ya Qi " and thus has its name.

This Jue's spout and tail as well as parts under the mouth are embellished with plantain leaves. The b

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