Drakenvis Chiwen/Aoyu - Bronze - China (No reserve price)

Chiwen/Aoyu is one of the nine dragon sons in Chinese mythology. This being combines features of: A fish (scaly body, fins) A dragon (powerful head, flames/manes, claws) Symbolism and meaning: Protection against fire: Chiwen was traditionally placed on the roofs of temples and palaces as a guardian against fire Water and abundance: The fish side symbolizes water, wealth and prosperity Strength and authority: The dragon's head represents imperial power and divine protection Transformation: The hybrid character symbolizes spiritual evolution The statue is in good, used condition with signs of age. (See photos) Very finely detailed. Carefully packaged and insured shipping. Weight: 1600 grams. This item can be shipped together with other items of mine in this auction so you only pay shipping costs once.

Estimate:£33.54

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