Hout Tie Guai Li 8 één van de acht onsterfelijken - Wood - China - Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) (No reserve price)
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Wooden Chinese sculpture of Tie Guai Li, one of the Eight Immortals, in Qing Dynasty style, 23 cm high, 7.5 cm wide, 6.5 cm deep, unsigned and in good condition.
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An extremely beautiful and handsome antique Chinese wooden Immortal statue. Tie Guai Li is the head of the eight immortals. Tie Guai Li was a handsome and only son of a wealthy affluent family from the Yuan dynasty. In the practice of enlightenment, his spirit left his body in search of laozhi, but on his return the parents thought he was dead and burned his body, forcing him to enter a nearby dead body as quickly as possible. Thus he ended up in the body of a crippled, deformed beggar. He helps to heal the sick and assist the poor.
Very finely worked figure and appearance with a beautiful facial expression. dating to the early 19th century to early 20th century.
condition: good
some signs of wear and flaws in the wood, see photos
wood has natural cracks, see photos
crack in the base, see photos
chip on the base and finger, see photos
a piece of decoration on the back is missing, see photos
dimensions: 23 cm high and 7.5 cm wide
shipping worldwide 35 euros
ships only
intercontinental shipping takes about 10-15 business days; in special circumstances it may take about 20-25 business days.
Attention!
It is currently not possible to ship packages to the United States.
An extremely beautiful and handsome antique Chinese wooden Immortal statue. Tie Guai Li is the head of the eight immortals. Tie Guai Li was a handsome and only son of a wealthy affluent family from the Yuan dynasty. In the practice of enlightenment, his spirit left his body in search of laozhi, but on his return the parents thought he was dead and burned his body, forcing him to enter a nearby dead body as quickly as possible. Thus he ended up in the body of a crippled, deformed beggar. He helps to heal the sick and assist the poor.
Very finely worked figure and appearance with a beautiful facial expression. dating to the early 19th century to early 20th century.
condition: good
some signs of wear and flaws in the wood, see photos
wood has natural cracks, see photos
crack in the base, see photos
chip on the base and finger, see photos
a piece of decoration on the back is missing, see photos
dimensions: 23 cm high and 7.5 cm wide
shipping worldwide 35 euros
ships only
intercontinental shipping takes about 10-15 business days; in special circumstances it may take about 20-25 business days.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Over 200 years old
No
Country of origin
China
Material
Wood
Title of artwork
Hout Tie Guai Li 8 één van de acht onsterfelijken
Dynastic style/period
Qing Dynasty (1644-1911)
Signature
Not signed
Condition
Good condition
Sold with stand
No
Height
23 cm
Width
7.5 cm
Depth
6.5 cm
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