Tigers, dragons, and, monsters on a Shang Dynasty Ewer

[@mitchellbratton6617]

Wow I'm in awe that some of these are 3700 years old, such complexity and awkward beauty in these pieces I love it! And the fact the artisans might have come to this bronze technology indepently is incredible !

[@dirt4722]

I love these so much, the proportions and the intricacy of the sculpture, amazing!

[@Michael_______]

It's astonishing

[@Sasha0927]

This is such a large contrast to the more realistic sculptures and paintings that came before it on the new channel list and that kept things interesting! I also wonder what the various figures represented and what that would mean to someone of that time / culture.

[@dangerouspoems4707]

Thank you for information

[@rexwei2178]

pretty interesting that some of the iconography are shared by Hmong in Southeast Guizhou clothing iconography - fish, dragon, and buffalo

[@FranciscoSantos-ss3uq]

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[@FranciscoSantos-ss3uq]

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[@blakeborges6753]

Keith WIlson sounds a lot like John Malkovich

[@loriliu7965]

Excellent video. Those animals could be the symbol of different tribes which merged together.

[@1234Brian.Street]

Land of Oz

[@zhe6249]

Claiming that it was probably made by “The Kings” orders is pushing it. Even using a term like “The King” is very misleading. Great art though. I would do anything to be able to sit in the workspace while these were being made.