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Kinesisk figur föreställande Shou Xing är en av de tre taoistiska stjärngudarna för lycka, hög rang och långt liv, från 1800-talet.
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Svenska: FIGUR. Lu Xing, en av de tre taoistiska stjärngudarna för lycka, hög rang och långt liv. De tre taoistiska stjärngudarna kopplades av astrologer ihop med planeter och stjärnor på himlen. De var populära i både tempel och hem och kan än i dag ses i kinesiska butiker och restauranger. Figuren i mitten är Shou Xing, guden för ett långt liv, och han har ett förstorat kranium vilket är tecken på visdom. Han är en gammal man och håller en käpp i ena handen och en av odödlighetens persikor i den andra. Lu Xing, guden för hög rang, håller enruyispira (för önskeuppfyllelse) i en hand och han bär ämbetsmannens hatt och rock. Fu Xing, lyckans gud, bär en liten pojke i sina händer. Fu Xing och Lu Xing har båda riktigt hår instucket i hålen i sina ansikten, vilket ska föreställa frodiga skägg, mustascher och polisonger. Trion köptes på Bukowskis 1910 och delarna tillverkades troligen inte långt dessförinnan.Inköpt hos Bukowskis konsthandel 1910 tillsammans med XI:C.h.b.28I och30 för 4.500 Kr.
English: The Three Star Gods of Longevity, High Rank and Happiness, porcelain decorated in overglaze enamelsQing dynasty, c.1900The Three Daoist Star Gods were deities linked by astrologers to planets and stars in the sky. Popular in temples and households, they may still be seen in Chinese shops and restaurants today. The central figure of Shou Xing, deity of long life, has an enlarged cranium denoting wisdom. An old man, he holds a staff in one hand the one of the Peaches of Immortality in the other. Lu Xing, deity of High Rank, holds a ruyi (wish-fulfilling) sceptre in one hand and wears the cap and robes of an official. Fu Xing, deity of Happiness, carries a small boy in his hands. Fu Xing and Lu Xing both have real hair inserted into holes in their faces to form luxuriant beards, moustaches and whiskers. The triad were bought at Bukowskis in 1910, and the pieces were probably made not long before that date.
Date 1900
date QS:P571,+1900-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Dimensions height: 57 cm (22.4 in)
dimensions QS:P2048,57U174728
institution QS:P195,Q4346239
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