Drawing inspiration from the rich architectural traditions of early China, this framed terracotta wadang beautifully captures the style of historic roof tile ends used to cap the eaves of palatial structures. Molded in coarse, unglazed earthenware, the circular tile features a dynamic mythological relief depicting the White Tiger of the West (Báihǔ)—one of the four celestial guardians in Chinese cosmology—coiling around a central sun disc. A topical soil-toned patina accents the recessed details to highlight the sculptural depth of the feline motif. Elegantly presented under glass within a custom-layered green and crimson mat and wood frame, this high-quality decorative piece transforms an ancient architectural form into a sophisticated work of gallery-style wall art. Perfect for bringing a curated, historic accent to high-end libraries, executive offices, or traditional living spaces.
$400.00
| Dimensions | 16 × 3 × 16 in |
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| Country | China |
$400.00
| Dimensions | 16 × 3 × 16 in |
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| Country | China |