Jewelry
Cultural relics
Goldware
Golden Auspicious Beast from the Ming Dynasty
- 0.2 mm layer height, 2‑wall walls, 15% infill density
1-disc
PLA
Designer
3
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Golden Auspicious Beasts of the Ming Dynasty were a common type of gold or gilded golden beast motifs found in the Ming imperial court and among high‑ranking nobles. Blending ritualistic symbolism, divine creature beliefs, and exquisite goldsmithing techniques, these artifacts served not only as emblems of power and status but also embodied profound cultural meanings related to blessings and protective auspices.
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Models(1)
- 铜鎏金瑞兽001.3mfDesigner
16.64 MB
2025-12-26
