A xun 埙, is a classic terracotta wind instrument.
An ancient instrument made of clay. There are two holes on the front with another eight on the back. The back view shows holes that are covered with the fingers as air is blown in from the top. It basically works like a flute.
The front design is three rows of three characters each—totaling nine. Three and nine are auspicious numbers in Chinese. The style of the characters is a very early form of “pictograph” character.
View of the back.
Mao Zedong with his childhood home underneath.
This papercut is contained in a protective acid-free covering. There may be some noticeable glare.
A pair of chopsticks and a chopstick rest made with green jade. The chopstick rest is made in the shape of a silver sycee, If you like this post please click like above.
A silk rendition of the traditional “Nine-Dragon Wall.”