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Tonight’s post for @wienmuseum by #kunstfueruns 👉 Diesmal tanzen wir schon Samstag Abend in den #WienamSonntag hinein. 😍 Danke an @nelonisch für diesen besonderen #Sonntagsmoment 🤗 #sunday #sundaynights #vienna #karlskirche #sonntag #wienmuseum #wien It’s a wrap! Today’s post for. @weltmuseumwien makes the Series of Nine complete 😊 The moon symbolises the female element yin. 🌕 It is inhabited by a hare, who pulverizes the herb of immortality in a mortar at the foot of a cinnamon tree. 😊 We hope you enjoyed our special series on China, focusing on the precious lacquer screen and the Four Heavenly Kings. 🙌 To see the full picture and the four Heavenly Kings sited in their cardinal directions have a look at our profile now. ✨ Good Night from Vienna! Detail of: Three-section throne screen, baozuo pingfeng 寶座屏風 China, Beijing, Qing Dynasty (1644 – 1911)/ Qianlong period (1736 – 1795), dated after 1771 (?). Material: wood, carved lacquer work in red, black, yellow and green, gold and silver lacquer, metal. #china #lacquer #lacquerlovers #lacquerware #weltmuseumwien #ethnomuseum #vienna Today’s post for @weltmuseumwien by #kunstfueruns 👉 Duo Wen, Heavenly King of the North is the chief of the Four Heavenly Kings. He is the ruler of rain, hence, shown with an umbrella. If you missed the other three Heavenly Kings have a look at our previous posts! And tonight, we will be back once again, sharing a special moon that will make the series of 9 complete! 😊 Figure, Heavenly King Duo Wen (north) tianwang duowen 天王多聞 China, Qing Dynasty (1644 – 1911), dated before 1839, Material: ivory, pigments Photo: @rostie72 #weltmuseumwien #ethnomuseum #vienna #china #heavenlykings #buddhism Today’s post for @weltmuseumwien by #kunstfueruns 👉 Good morning with a sunset from the lacquer throne screen, which we are dedicating a special series to. 🌅 In Buddhism, the sun stands for the male principle yang. Of the original ten, each inhabited by a raven, one sun remained. The three-legged raven which lives there is an envoy of the Queen of the West Xiwangmu. This bird often flies down to earth and plucks the herb of immortality. ✨ Detail of: Three-section throne screen, baozuo pingfeng 寶座屏風 China, Beijing, Qing Dynasty (1644 – 1911)/ Qianlong period (1736 – 1795), dated after 1771 (?). Material: wood, carved lacquer work in red, black, yellow and green, gold and silver lacquer, metal. #china #lacquer #lacquerlovers #lacquerware #weltmuseumwien #ethnomuseum #vienna Today’s post for @weltmuseumwien by #kunstfueruns 👉 🌄 The Heavenly King of the West is usually depicted with his symbolic weapon: the snake. He sees people who do not believe in Buddhism and converts them. ✨Have a nice evening, enjoy the sunset and stay tuned tomorrow as our series will continue... 🙌 Figure, Heavenly King Guang Mu (west) tianwang guangmu 天王廣目 China, Qing Dynasty (1644 – 1911), dated before 1839, Material: ivory, pigments photo: @rostie72 #weltmuseumwien #ethnomuseum #vienna #china #heavenlykings #buddhism