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    • Framed Taoist Yao Painting Of Lingbao Tianzun - 19thC

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    Our origins are in wholesale, so from movies to restaurants, retailers to architects, we have a long history of supplying our trade clients with unusual and unique oriental furniture & decorative art. 

    Whether purchasing for resale or buying on behalf of a client, we offer trade discount pricing to:


  • Retail Stores
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    • For all trade and wholesale enquiries please email us with your contact and business name, company registration number & VAT number (if applicable) to enquiries@indigo-uk.com or call 01672 564722


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    Looking for that one off iconic piece for an event or requiring props for a filming or a photography shoot? You will have seen our oriental antique furniture & decorative art in the James Bond films, The Golden Compass and many others.


    For all prop hire enquiries please send emails to enquiries@indigo-uk.com or call 01672 564722


    For full details, visit our Trade & Wholesale Page

    Framed Taoist Yao Painting Of Lingbao Tianzun - 19thC

    SKU:M625V2

    £1,850

    This Taoist painting is from a set of Yao ceremonial paintings and dates to the Qing dynasty (1645–1912), most likely the early 19th century. This style of painting is printed on mulberry paper and has been carefully framed.


    This painting depicts Lingbao Tianzun, the youngest of the Three Pure Ones as indicated by his emerald green robes and both civilian & military attendants with a dragon curled around his feet. He symbolises the energy of the heavens. He is also known as 'The Celestial Worthy of Numinous Treasure.

    The Yao were originally from Hunan province in China and migrated to Northern Vietnam. Laos & Thailand. There are various Yao subgroups who all share a written language based on archaic Chinese and a Daoist religion.

    The Yao worship the Jade Emperor as the ruler of the cosmos and honor the Three Pure Ones as the creators of the universe. Yao is shamanistic and as the Yao culture was migratory worship was done in homes with temporary shrines and hung paintings like this one.

    Similar examples can be found on display at the Fowler Museum at UCLA in the 'How to Make the Universe Right' exhibition.

     

    Dimensions:

    74.5 x 2.5 x 144.5 (wxdxh cms)

    From China

     

    UK Delivery Charge - except Highlands & Islands £7.50
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    Dimensions:

    Dimensions:

    £1,850
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    This Taoist painting is from a set of Yao ceremonial paintings and dates to the Qing dynasty (1645–1912), most likely the early 19th century. This style of painting is printed on mulberry paper and has been carefully framed.


    This painting depicts Lingbao Tianzun, the youngest of the Three Pure Ones as indicated by his emerald green robes and both civilian & military attendants with a dragon curled around his feet. He symbolises the energy of the heavens. He is also known as 'The Celestial Worthy of Numinous Treasure.

    The Yao were originally from Hunan province in China and migrated to Northern Vietnam. Laos & Thailand. There are various Yao subgroups who all share a written language based on archaic Chinese and a Daoist religion.

    The Yao worship the Jade Emperor as the ruler of the cosmos and honor the Three Pure Ones as the creators of the universe. Yao is shamanistic and as the Yao culture was migratory worship was done in homes with temporary shrines and hung paintings like this one.

    Similar examples can be found on display at the Fowler Museum at UCLA in the 'How to Make the Universe Right' exhibition.

     

    Dimensions:

    74.5 x 2.5 x 144.5 (wxdxh cms)

    From China

     

    UK Delivery Charge - except Highlands & Islands £7.50
    More delivery options available at checkout

    Shipping & Warranty

    • Guaranteed authenticity on all antique pieces (where dated)

    • Every item is in stock in the UK

    • We'll contact you to arrange a suitable delivery date

    • Hassle free returns

    • Free Click & Collect available on all pieces

    *Free delivery cannot be combined with other offers

    Trade & Wholesale

    Our origins are in wholesale, so from movies to restaurants, retailers to architects, we have a long history of supplying our trade clients with unusual and unique oriental furniture & decorative art. 

    Whether purchasing for resale or buying on behalf of a client, we offer trade discount pricing to:


  • Retail Stores
  • Interior Designers
  • Film & Photo Studios
  • Architects
  • Event Producers

    • For all trade and wholesale enquiries please email us with your contact and business name, company registration number & VAT number (if applicable) to enquiries@indigo-uk.com or call 01672 564722


    For full details, visit our Trade & Wholesale Page

    Prop Hire

    Looking for that one off iconic piece for an event or requiring props for a filming or a photography shoot? You will have seen our oriental antique furniture & decorative art in the James Bond films, The Golden Compass and many others.


    For all prop hire enquiries please send emails to enquiries@indigo-uk.com or call 01672 564722


    For full details, visit our Trade & Wholesale Page

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    Shipping & Warranty

    • Guaranteed authenticity on all antique pieces (where dated)

    • Every item is in stock in the UK

    • We'll contact you to arrange a suitable delivery date

    • Hassle free returns

    • Free Click & Collect available on all pieces

    *Free delivery cannot be combined with other offers

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