- Bronze sculpture of a Fu Lion, of Chinese origin. Reproduction. - This type of sculptures were and are very common in the East. They are still made nowadays, and they have a great meaning. - The Fu ...

- Bronze sculpture of a Fu Lion, of Chinese origin. Reproduction.
- This type of sculptures were and are very common in the East. They are still made nowadays, and they have a great meaning.
- The Fu Lions are considered as a symbol of protection against bad spirits, bad energies and people. They are usually shown with one or both forelegs resting on a sphere. Their eyes are always open, and with the fierceness of their gaze they intend to convey protection against evil spirits that want to violate the tranquillity of the place. The animal is a symbol of energy and courage.
- The bronze piece is not solid. The lion is in an attack position, crouched down and with its mouth open.
- It is thought to be a reproduction made some years ago. The workmanship is good, with attention to detail.
- It is complete, with no faults or breaks.
- No distinctive mark or contrast has been found that could provide information about the place where it was made, the maker's details, or any other information.

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$ 295.00

 Autor
Unknown
 Period
Second half of XX Century
 Material
Bronze
 Measures
13,7 x 8 x 16,4 cm
 Weight
808 gr.
Conservation
Very good

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