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Jade sword scabbard chape, Western Han dynasty, China, 206 BC-8 AD.

Jade sword scabbard chape, Western Han dynasty, China, 206 BC-8 AD. A jade sword chape of slightly tapered rectangular lozenge form. One side is carved in low relief with a lively long-tailed kui dragon rearing up its body addorsed. The dragon's head is shown grasping the foot of a small bear-like creature depicted in the corner. The dragon's tail is powerfully twisted and comes to a point. The reverse face of the chape is decorated with interlocking scrolls and the top is pierced for affixing to the end of the scabbard.

Unique Identifier AR918740

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 2818px × 2224px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Museum of East Asian Art

mythical creature

Weapon, Military