Großer Swarovski-Drache "Jinlong" aus der - photo 1

Großer Swarovski-Drache "Jinlong" aus der

Starting price
€ 3 900
Auction dateClassic
08.05.2021 11:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event location
Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 532645
Lot 382 | Großer Swarovski-Drache "Jinlong" aus der
Crystal Myriad-Kollektion Vollplastischer, eine Kristallkugel haltender, fünfklauiger Drache mit insges. 63110 in Pointage-Technik handgesetzten Kristall-Chatons in verschiedenen Gold-, Rot- und Grüntönen. Weißer, bläulich geäderter Marmorsockel. Entwurf Heinz Tabertshofer, 2009. Nr. 202 von 300 aus einer einmaligen, nummerierten und limitierten Auflage. Der "Jinlong"-Drache ist das größte Kunstwerk der "Crystal Mayriad"-Kollektion. H. 37 cm; L. ca. 59,5 cm. Beigefügt: Original-Zertifikat, Handschuhe und Poliertuch von Swarovski. In Original-Swarvoski-Koffer. Drachen kommen als mythologische Fabelwesen in China eine hohe kulturelle und rituelle Bedeutung zu - als Urahn der Menschen, Symbol für Glück, Frieden, Schicksal und himmlische Gnade. In der Han-Dynastie wurde der Drache zum Symbol für Unsterblichkeit, Würde und Weisheit des Kaisers. Der goldene Drache mit fünf Klauen symbolisiert seither die Macht des Kaisers als Sohn des Himmels. A large Swarovski "Jinlong" dragon figure from the Swarovski "Crystal Myriad" collection designed by Heinz Tabertshofer in 2009. White and blueish marble base. No. 202 from a single, numbered and limited edition of 300 pieces. Accompanied by the original certificate of authenticity, gloves for handling and cleaning cloth. Treasured in the original Swarowski storage case.
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