Antique 16th/17th Century Ming Dynasty Bronze Figure of a Daoist Immortal with a Crane Afghan rug The central open area provides

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the immortal gently strokes a crane

a stunning piece that encapsulates the grandeur and detailed craftsmanship of the Victorian period

framed by ornate floral motifs and classical elements

Antique 16th/17th Century Ming Dynasty Bronze Figure of a Daoist Immortal with a Crane Afghan rug The central open area providesThis exceptional bronze sculpture, attributed to the 16th 17th century Ming Dynasty, captures a Daoist immortal standing gracefully atop a wave washed rock. The figure is depicted with long flowing hair and beard, wearing fluttering robes that reveal his midsectiona characteristic nod to the detailed artistry of the period. In his left hand, the immortal gently strokes a crane, a symbol of longevity, while his right hand is outstretched, holding what