Height:1.2cm(0.47in)Width:4cm(1.57in)Weight:30g(0.066lb)Warring States period gilt-bronze crouching tiger beast pendant. Cast in bronze and fully gilded. Fully three-dimensional sculpture of a prowling tiger. The tiger stretches its head forward with open jaws and powerful imposing expression, with a robust body. Its surface is decorated with dense Warring States-style coiled serpent and cloud scroll patterns, elaborate and vivid. Limbs are tucked under the body, tail curls upward. Flat base makes it wearable as pendant or used as small desk weight. The gilding layer is largely preserved with warm golden patina and natural aged tone. It combines central plains bronze casting technique and northern steppe animal art style. Three-dimensional gilt bronze animal ornaments of the Warring States are extremely rare, representing superb pre-Qin gilding craftsmanship, with important historical, artistic and collecting value.

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