Symbolism of bronze decoration

Different patterns of bronze have different symbolic meanings, and common bronze patterns include: dragon pattern, mountain pattern, cloud pattern, taotie, phoenix and birds, etc. Among them, the dragon pattern is one of the common decorative patterns on bronzes, which signifies auspiciousness, honor and guardianship, and is also called ? It is also known as "kui dragons" or "kui dragons". It is also called kui dragons or kui dragons. Kui dragon pattern?

Bronze is an alloy of red copper with other chemical elements such as tin and lead, and was known in ancient times as ? gold? ,? Jijin? , because freshly cast bronze is golden in color.

The Bronze Age in China took shape around the second millennium B.C., and by the late Shang Dynasty and early Western Zhou Dynasty, the level of bronze smelting technology was at its peak.

The natural bronze artifacts found at the site of Kaflintepe in eastern Turkey, dating from 10,000 years ago, are the earliest bronze artifacts ever found in the world.