青铜器常用纹饰及其象征意义（Decorative patterns of bronzes and their symbolic meanings）.docVIP

青铜器常用纹饰及其象征意义（Decorative patterns of bronzes and their symbolic meanings） Decorative patterns and symbolic meanings of bronzes Editor: nine source: Chinese Amakusa auspicious culture network time: 2010-10-21 10:19:47 Click to share: 1172: The bronze occupies a very important position in the history of China, is an important source of information on the history of China, below China auspicious culture network will guide you to a detailed understanding of the commonly used Chinese bronze ornamentation and symbolic significance. Chinas bronze age was formed around two thousand B. C. and went through fifteen centuries to the spring and Autumn period and the Warring States period. By the late Shang Dynasty and the early Western Zhou Dynasty, bronze smelting and casting technology reached its peak. Strong emotional factors of bronze art which is unique to those from the Shang and Zhou dynasties decorative patterns from the dragon, Phoenix, gluttonous decoration can be seen with the primitive pottery, jade origin. In common use are: Bronze Taotie, Kui dragon, Dragon (dragon, dragon, twin roll crawling dragon, dragon) lines, snake (nake pattern, insects from grain, pan) bird, the Phoenix, the ripple of bronze patterns. 1, the name derives from the Taotie LvShiChunQiu - first knowledge access: Zhou Ding gluttonous, theres no body, no eating pharynx, damage and body, but also to yanbao. The utility model is characterized in that the main part of the utility model is a positive head image of animals, and both eyes are prominent, and the mouth crack is very large, and the horns and ears are very big. Some attached on both sides of the claw and tail, and some long tail on both sides of body roll form, is actually the center by two Dragonic Xikui the bridge of the nose, sideways relative composition, a decoration was popular dragon grain. Used as an auxiliary pattern. There are many changes in the nose, angle, and mouth of the gluttonous lines. The different shapes of the horns a