China Antique Bianzhong Bells Reproduction Display These bell chime displays are a perfect reproduction of the massive bronze percussion instruments that emerged into Chinese royal court culture more than 2,000 years ago. Court musicians would strike the rusty bells with T-shaped or straight wooden sticks to play a number of classical melodies.
This instrument was a symbol of the owner's rank, power and position. Today, it'll be a symbol of elegant Eastern interior design for your customers. Each bronze-crafted display measures 36 x 18.5 x 4.6cm in size and includes a bronze T-shaped stick for striking out a tune.
China Reproduction Terracotta Warrior Statuettes Approximately 2,000 years ago, the first Emperor Qin conquered and united all of China in becoming the nation's first dynastic emperor. He called for the creation of the Great Wall of China and amassed one of the world's most extravagant art collections. When he passed away, over 70,000 workers built a tomb for the emperor that contained over 6,000 life-sized terracotta warriors, each bearing the face of the man who built the statue.
These terracotta statuettes are perfect reproductions of the fully armored soldiers guarding the emperor's tomb. The standing statues measure 20cm tall, and the kneeling versions reach 16cm. They're a perfect decorative accent for customers interested in Asian-influenced home deco products.
