Overview
The first purchaser of this ArtAreas.io Physical NFT (item activity shows only minted and listed) will receive the physical object of art, contact instructions are provided in the unlockable content.
Description
Medium: Bronze
Dimensions: H. 25mm x 24mm x 24mm
Origin: Han Dynasty China
Provenance: James Pongrass Collection, Zhang Collection - Taiwan
Exhibited: Private Museum, Xiamen, China 2011
This miniature bronze seal is surmounted with a turtle or tortoise, has an aged patina, and contains remnants of red wax in the insignia beneath from use.
Bronze seals from the Han Dynasty (206 BCE - 220 CE) in China were used as a means of identification and authentication. They were typically made of bronze and had intricate designs and inscriptions carved into them. These seals were used by government officials, high-ranking military personnel, and aristocrats to stamp important documents and official correspondence.
Bronze seals from the Han Dynasty are highly valued for their historical and artistic significance. They are considered to be one of the finest examples of Han-era art, and their intricate designs and inscriptions provide a fascinating insight into the political, social, and cultural aspects of ancient China.
Additional information about this piece can be found at pongrasscollections.com/product/bronze-seal
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There are two superb and rare objects dating to the early dynasties, Warring States Period and the Tang Dynasty A small but fine collection of Qing Dynasty wood panels and very fine carved panel of the “Eight Immortals” from the late Ming to early Qing Dynasty. An ancient neolithic jade pendant from the HongShan Culture, dating back some 8000 years.
'Seal' - Bronze - Physical NFT
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Overview
The first purchaser of this ArtAreas.io Physical NFT (item activity shows only minted and listed) will receive the physical object of art, contact instructions are provided in the unlockable content.
Description
Medium: Bronze
Dimensions: H. 25mm x 24mm x 24mm
Origin: Han Dynasty China
Provenance: James Pongrass Collection, Zhang Collection - Taiwan
Exhibited: Private Museum, Xiamen, China 2011
This miniature bronze seal is surmounted with a turtle or tortoise, has an aged patina, and contains remnants of red wax in the insignia beneath from use.
Bronze seals from the Han Dynasty (206 BCE - 220 CE) in China were used as a means of identification and authentication. They were typically made of bronze and had intricate designs and inscriptions carved into them. These seals were used by government officials, high-ranking military personnel, and aristocrats to stamp important documents and official correspondence.
Bronze seals from the Han Dynasty are highly valued for their historical and artistic significance. They are considered to be one of the finest examples of Han-era art, and their intricate designs and inscriptions provide a fascinating insight into the political, social, and cultural aspects of ancient China.
Additional information about this piece can be found at pongrasscollections.com/product/bronze-seal
#ArtAreas.io Physical NFTs
This Digital NFT is uniquely paired with a Physical NFT (NFC chip attached to the object), linking them verifiably and securely to establish authenticity and provenance. The Physical NFT may also trigger other digital experiences related to the object of art.
Additional Information about physical NFTs can be found at ArtAreas.io/physical-nft
There are two superb and rare objects dating to the early dynasties, Warring States Period and the Tang Dynasty A small but fine collection of Qing Dynasty wood panels and very fine carved panel of the “Eight Immortals” from the late Ming to early Qing Dynasty. An ancient neolithic jade pendant from the HongShan Culture, dating back some 8000 years.