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A porcelain figure of Kuan-ti, a war-god, 17th century
A glazed porcelain figure of Kuan-ti, a Taoist war deity. From the period of K ang His, currently in the Victoria and Albert Museums collection, 17th century
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This print showcases a remarkable piece of religious art from the 17th century - a glazed porcelain figure of Kuan-ti, a revered war-god in Taoism. The Victoria and Albert Museum proudly houses this exquisite artifact, which offers us a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of that era. The figure portrays Kuan-ti as an elderly deity with a long, flowing green beard, symbolizing wisdom and power. His bearded countenance exudes strength and authority while evoking reverence among devotees. Every intricate detail on this porcelain sculpture reflects the skillful craftsmanship of its time. As we admire this stunning work of art, we are transported back to ancient China when Taoism was deeply ingrained in society. Kuan-ti played a significant role as the protector against evil forces and was worshipped by both soldiers seeking victory in battle and ordinary individuals hoping for divine intervention. The photograph's vibrant colors bring out the beauty of this historical object, allowing us to appreciate its significance even more. It serves as a testament to human creativity and devotion throughout centuries. Thanks to AccuSoft Inc. , who captured this image between 1996-98, we can now cherish this snapshot forever while honoring the legacy left behind by our ancestors. Let it remind us of our connection to spirituality and inspire us to explore different facets of religion across cultures worldwide.
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