The Metropolitan Museum of Art is hosting a show presenting miniature Chinese sculptures from the Qinq dynasty era (1644-1911). Many pieces carry religious meanings to the buddist and taoist people while others are concieved as good luck charms. The sculptures are constructed of bronze, amber, coral, and rich green malachite.Monday, January 7, 2013
'Colors of the Universe' Show
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is hosting a show presenting miniature Chinese sculptures from the Qinq dynasty era (1644-1911). Many pieces carry religious meanings to the buddist and taoist people while others are concieved as good luck charms. The sculptures are constructed of bronze, amber, coral, and rich green malachite.
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