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Ceremonial Belt Buckle
Ceremonial Belt Buckle
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Ceremonial Belt Buckle

Artist
Date18th century, Qing dynasty (1644–1911)
MediumDehua ware, porcelain with reticulated relief decoration and translucent alkali-lime glaze
ClassificationsCostumes and Accessories
Credit LineGift of Claude Lee
Object number2012.1
Label TextThe decorative motifs of this buckle are a pair of qi dragons holding fungus of longevity (lingzhi) in their mouths. The hook is shaped like a dragon-head. Similar buckles were also produced in jade, a much more costly material, during the same period.
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