Porcelain Tang Dynasty style war horse no. I
The Porcelain Tang Dynasty style war horse is a remarkable representation of the artistic prowess and cultural significance of the Tang Dynasty, which flourished from 618 to 907 AD.
Crafted from fine porcelain and often adorned with intricate glazes, these figures typically depict spirited horses in dynamic poses, symbolising strength and nobility. The piece highlights the importance of horses in Tang society, particularly in military and agricultural roles.
Adds a bit of classic elegance to any room. 30cm x 27cm x 13cm
The Porcelain Tang Dynasty style war horse is a remarkable representation of the artistic prowess and cultural significance of the Tang Dynasty, which flourished from 618 to 907 AD.
Crafted from fine porcelain and often adorned with intricate glazes, these figures typically depict spirited horses in dynamic poses, symbolising strength and nobility. The piece highlights the importance of horses in Tang society, particularly in military and agricultural roles.
Adds a bit of classic elegance to any room. 30cm x 27cm x 13cm
The Porcelain Tang Dynasty style war horse is a remarkable representation of the artistic prowess and cultural significance of the Tang Dynasty, which flourished from 618 to 907 AD.
Crafted from fine porcelain and often adorned with intricate glazes, these figures typically depict spirited horses in dynamic poses, symbolising strength and nobility. The piece highlights the importance of horses in Tang society, particularly in military and agricultural roles.
Adds a bit of classic elegance to any room. 30cm x 27cm x 13cm