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  • Blue-glazed White Earthenware Rabbit

    Blue-glazed White Earthenware Rabbit

    Tang dynasty, 618 - 907

    While white-glazed earthenware rabbits are known in a number of museum collections, cobalt-blue-glazed models are extremely rare. One example is in the collection of the Tokyo National Museum. In Chinese mythology, the Jade Rabbit was the companion of the goddess of the moon, Chang’e. Often shown with a pestle and mortar mixing the elixir of immortality, the rabbit is closely linked with Daoism and themes of longevity.

    Length: 11.5cm

    View Tang: ceramics, metalwork and sculpture

 
 

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