Bronze wine bottle sculpture, ancient bronze wine cup sculpture

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　　We often see in ancient costume dramas that the wine bottles used for drinking were usually three legged wine bottles made of bronze, also known as "jue", which were ancient Chinese wine vessels. Wine bottles were first seen in the Warring States period and were popular during the Han and Jin dynasties. At that time, the upper class often placed wine at banquets and tables. During banquets, the wine stored in jars and pots was poured into bottles, then scooped into ear cups and served to guests. Painted pottery vases, gilded copper vases, jade wine vases, green glazed wine vases, and lacquered wooden wine vases unearthed from the tombs of the two Han dynasties in archaeology have all been found, but their names are not consistent.

　　The body is cylindrical in shape, with a mother and child mouth, and a cap on the mouth; Straight belly, flat bottom, and three squatting bear feet attached below. The whole body of the vessel is gilded, decorated with three sets of spiral patterns, and two golden floral bands are decorated between the spiral patterns, with natural white copper as the background; The gilded pattern is a dense and flowing golden cloud pattern, with rare birds and beasts appearing in the clouds. The recognizable figures include feathered humans, immortals, Vermilion sparrows, Yinglong, flying geese, and unicorns with outstretched wings. On both sides, there are symmetrically placed headbands and ears, and the inner wall of the vessel is coated with a layer of red paint to beautify the object; The lid is raised with a narrow annular ridge at the top, a small hole in the center of the ring, and three evenly spaced small circular holes in the middle of the lid; The objects are decorated with smooth and lively patterns such as gilding, carving, and welding, depending on their different parts, and the carving is exquisite.

　　The bronze wine bottle sculpture represents the ancient Chinese casting culture and wine culture, and is a witness to historical culture.

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