Stainless steel deer sculpture, geometric section deer sculpture

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　　Deer were regarded as divine beings in ancient times, believed to bring good luck, happiness, and longevity to people. Those longevity gods were riding spotted deer; Deer bones were already used in the Shang Dynasty, and Yin Xu also discovered inscriptions on deer antlers; During the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, it was popular to use this carving technique in Chu tombs to capture birds, animals, and gods, all of which had real antlers installed on their heads, forming the characteristics of Chu culture.

　　As a symbol of beauty, deer have an inseparable bond with art, and have been featured in murals, paintings, and sculptures throughout history. Such as the Han Dynasty knight shooting deer painting and the relief of a lying deer on the Buddha throne; Rock paintings from the Shang Dynasty were discovered in Baichahe, Inner Mongolia, featuring numerous deer in various shapes and with a strong sense of life; Modern street squares and courtyard communities are adorned with sculptures of herds of deer, solitary deer, mother and son deer, young deer, and husband and wife deer; Some trademarks, pavilions, and shops also use deer on their foreheads, which is a psychological reflection of people's longing for beauty and prosperous financial luck. The oracle bone inscriptions highlight a pair of deer antlers. In the "Shuowen", it is mentioned that "deer travel as well. Deer have the nature to travel when they are in urgent need of food." This has a marriage meaning derived from the pairing of male and female deer for travel. The character 'li' is originally a pictographic character related to deer, resembling the shape of two deer skins. In ancient times, when a man married, he would give the woman two deer skins as a dowry. The meaning is to marry a beautiful girl! The meaning of beauty in the character 'li' is derived from later extensions. In ancient times, there was no distinction between men and women. Taihao first established marriage and used Li Pi as a ritual. Later generations referred to couples as husband and wife. And Lipi is deer skin. And beauty is also used to describe women as kind and gentle, dignified and introverted, and is still in use today.

　　The stainless steel deer sculpture is made of 2mm thick 304 stainless steel back plate and welded in blocks. The surface is polished and brushed, and can be processed into spray paint, mirror finish, etc. The specifications and styles can be customized.

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