The Shang Dynasty bronze artifacts unearthed in Chenggu, Chengdu, shine brightly

This group of precious bronze artifacts from the Shang Dynasty, invited to participate in the "Qin Shu Road - Bronze Civilization Special Exhibition", have won high recognition and praise from Chengdu citizens and cultural relics workers in Sichuan Province for their unique shape, exquisite patterns, rich historical information, and research value.

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The Development History of Taotie Pattern

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From Taotie, Kui Dragon, Phoenix and other decorative patterns, their original relationship with pottery and jade decorative patterns in Urgesellschaft

The Bronze Age of China was formed around 2000 BC, and it lasted 15 centuries until the Spring and Autumn Warring States period. By the late Shang Dynasty and early Western Zhou Dynasty, the level of bronze smelting and casting technology reached its peak.

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Bronze plates and utensils are used to conceal gifts

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Ya'an already has the technique of making bronze ware?

Of course, whether it is bronze weapons in the Warring States period or bronze living utensils in the Han Dynasty, Ya'an's bronze wares all record the most brilliant bronze civilization in the history of the "Southern Silk Road".

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Bronze artifacts shine for thousands of years, witnessing the passing of the "Southern Silk Road"

Before the emergence of ironware, copper and its alloys were the most commonly used, widely used, and most important metal for the development of human society. With the development of society, the style of bronze ware gradually changed and the technology became more mature in the Warring States period. In addition to cooking utensils and vessels, there are also weapons in bronze ware.

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The Evolution of Human Image in the Decorations of Shang and Zhou Bronze Wares

When talking about early Chinese patterns, Li Ling first talked about a type of facial pattern. In the past, because ancient people respected gods and did not want to say it was facial tattoos, it was called divine facial tattoos.

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The Evolution of Geometric Patterns and Portrait Patterns

In the late Western Zhou Dynasty, due to the reform of the ritual system, a new type of decoration began to be popular in China.

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What Chinese codes are hidden behind the patterns of Shang and Zhou bronze artifacts?

What exactly do the various patterns densely distributed on bronze ware mean? Are they unconscious or do they indeed have a symbol? What was the purpose of casting them in the beginning? And how much basis do we have when we reinterpret them today?

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Ten Methods for Distinguishing False Bronze Wares

How do we distinguish false bronze wares?

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