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Bird Pendant

Bird Pendant, Shang period, 13th–11th century B.C.

Bird Pendant

Bird Pendant, Western Zhou dynasty, 11th/10th century B.C.

Bird Pendant

Bird Pendant, Western Zhou period, 11th/10th century B.C.

Bird Pendant

Bird Pendant, Western Zhou period, 11th/10th century B.C.

Arched pendant

Arched pendant, late Neolithic period, Longshan culture, or early Shang period, c. 1600/1045 B.C.

Bird Pendant

Bird Pendant, Shang period, 13th–11th century B.C.

Openwork Ornament

Openwork Ornament, Neolithic period, 3rd millennium B.C.

Bird Pendant

Bird Pendant, Western Zhou period, 11th/10th century B.C.

Bird Pendant

Bird Pendant, Shang or Western Zhou period, 13th/10th century B.C.

Axe

Axe, Neolithic period, probably Liangzhu culture, c. 3000–2000 B.C

Axe

Axe, Neolithic period, probably Liangzhu culture, c. 3000–2000 B.C.

Axe

Axe, Neolithic period, probably Liangzhu culture, c. 3000–2000 B.C.

Ring

Ring, Neolithic period, probably Liangzhu culture, 3rd millennium B.C.

Ceremonial blade 龙山文化玉圭

Ceremonial blade 龙山文化玉圭, Neolithic period, c. 3000/2000 B.C.

Axe

Axe, Neolithic period, probably Songze culture, c. 4000–3000 B.C.

Slit Ring (jue)

Slit Ring (jue), Neolithic period, 4th/3rd millennium B.C.

Blade

Blade, Erlitou period, 1st half of 2nd millennium B.C.

A female figure with a round face in a full orange robe is bent almost wearily as she rides a horse. White pigment has worn away on the horse, and orange has worn from her robe, revealing a terracotta tone.

Equestrienne, Tang dynasty (618–907), mid-8th century

A work made of earthenware with molded decoration and three-color (sancai) lead glazes.

Phoenix-Headed Ewer, Tang dynasty (618–907), first half of 8th century

A work made of earthenware with three-color (sancai) lead glazes and traces of polychrome pigments.

Seated Woman Holding Mirror, Tang dynasty (A.D. 618–907), first half of 8th century

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