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Appreciation of Vimalakirti Scroll. Song Dynasty
Ming dynasty Buddhist scroll depicting Vimalakirti’s debate, blending ink precision with mineral pigments, housed in Taipei Palace Museum.
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Rediscovered Splendor: Imperial Artists Unveil Song-Ming Porcelain Masterpieces from Qianlong’s Secret Archives
Each album contains ten pieces of ancient porcelain (mostly works from the Song and Ming dynasties) selected by Emperor Qianlong. They were all drawn to facilitate Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty to appreciate the porcelain in the paintings.
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Yongle Palace mural Chao Yuan Tu – an important masterpiece in the history of Chinese painting
As the art critic Wang Bonin noted, “This mural’s true value lies in its power to transcend time—a celestial parliament that speaks equally to the 14th-century pilgrim and the 21st-century viewer”.
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Guiding Bodhisattva.Gold, Grace, and the Bodhisattva’s Promise in Tang Silk Splendor
Despite earthly glory, she follows the bodhisattva with humble reverence, her clasped hands and downward gaze embodying the Tang elite’s pursuit of spiritual liberation beyond mortal splendor.
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Unlocking Sacred Wisdom: The Mystical Power of the Sanskrit Great Buddha Crown Dhāraṇī
Its composition is both balanced and dignified, and the craftsmanship is exquisitely refined and solemn. This piece stands as a rare exemplar of a Sanskrit masterpiece among the Dunhuang manuscripts.
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Luo Shen Fu Tu . China’s top ten greatest works of Chinese ink painting
The original work recounts how a poet encounters and falls in love with the beautiful immortal, Luo Shen, by the banks of the Luo River
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What is Nezha the god of, discover Nezha’s Legacy: Exclusive HD Artwork from ‘Fengshen Zhenxing Tu’
In this ancient depiction, Nezha exudes the same fierce determination and youthful vigor celebrated in Nezha 2.