Chinese Lion Gallery
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Sword Tibetan or Chinese,14th–16th centuryIron, gold, silver L. overall 34 7/8 in. (88.6 cm),
cma-chinese-art: Guardian Lion, c. 600, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese Art Size: Overall: 78.8 cm
Lion Dances are performed during New Year celebrations to ward off bad spirits & welcome goo
The Luduan has a unicorn head and lion body. The creature from Chinese legend is a guardian who runs
Lion City. An amazing ancient Chinese city now completed submerged under the clear waters of Q
P120- Panda CNY Drawing 熊貓拜年圖Trying out something different for Chinese New Year.More at Instagram |
hanifish: college au keith where he’s also a chinese food delivery guy
Pekingeses are little Chinese dogs. They’re also called lion dogs, but come on. Who are yo
guardian lion shī 獅
Have an old Xandra Mei sketch of her in her PJs while I’ve been kinda inactive. Colored he
So I probably get a this for this:But Hey I learned a thing.This is called Lion City in the pr
Chinese girls ♡
Seal, Lion-Dog, 960- 1279, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSize: Overall: 5.2 x 4.7 cm (2 1/16 x
Seal, Lion-Dog, 960- 1279, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSize: Overall: 5.2 x 4.7 cm (2 1/16 x
Seal, Lion-Dog, 960- 1279, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSize: Overall: 5.2 x 4.7 cm (2 1/16 x
Seal, Lion-Dog, 960- 1279, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSize: Overall: 5.2 x 4.7 cm (2 1/16 x
Seal, Lion-Dog, 960, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSize: Overall: 5.2 x 4.7 cm (2 1/16 x 1 7/8
Chinese new year na eh, magpo-post na ulit ako ng mas-madalas.
Jar with Lion-Head Handles, 1300s, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtAppreciated for its strong pr
Jar with Lion-Head Handles, 1300s, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtAppreciated for its strong pr
Jar with Lion-Head Handles, 1300s, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtAppreciated for its strong pr
Jar with Lion-Head Handles, 1300, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtAppreciated for its strong pro
Jar with Lion-Head Handles, 1300, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtAppreciated for its strong pro
Ewer with a Lion-shaped Spout, 10th-11th century, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtThis remarkabl
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