When talking about sculptures, people will most likely think of the ancient Roman architectural sculptures or the Greek nude sculptures; few are acquainted with the history or characteristics of Chinese sculpture. In fact, Chinese sculptural art, while differing greatly from its western counterparts, has thrived in a long historical process of development in many aspects.
Chinese sculptors have sculpted delicate objects, such as figures, animals, plants and landscapes, with a number of new kinds of raw materials, such as sand and coal, apart from the traditional bronze and jade . Many of the works have become precious artistic pearls in the treasure house of Chinese art.
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Boxwood Carving
Exquisite Paper-carving
Tooth and Horn Carving
Nut Carving
Tibetan Folk Carving
Root Carving
Microscopic Carving
Bamboo Carving
Tooth Carving
Qingtian Stone Carving
Iron Board Carving
Country Engravings
Tibetan Buddhist Carving
Shell Mosaics
Stone Dogs
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