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Museum treasure 02~Bronze zunpan-vessel,14.Hubei Provincial Museum,China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Museum treasure 02-Bronze zunpan-vessel,1.Hubei Provincial Museum, China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Museum treasure 02~Bronze zunpan-vessel,16.Hubei Provincial Museum,China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Museum treasure 02~Bronze zunpan-vessel,6.Hubei Provincial Museum,China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Museum treasure 02~Bronze zunpan-vessel,13.Hubei Provincial Museum,China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Museum treasure 02~Bronze zunpan-vessel,11.Hubei Provincial Museum,China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Museum treasure 02~Bronze zunpan-vessel,3.Hubei Provincial Museum, China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Museum treasure 02~Bronze zunpan-vessel,15.Hubei Provincial Museum,China

Museum treasure 02~Bronze zunpan-vessel,15.Hubei Provincial Museum,China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Museum treasure 02~Bronze zunpan-vessel,8.Hubei Provincial Museum,China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Museum treasure 02~Bronze zunpan-vessel,4.Hubei Provincial Museum, China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Museum treasure 02~Bronze zunpan-vessel,5.Hubei Provincial Museum, China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Museum treasure 02~Bronze zunpan-vessel,2.Hubei Provincial Museum, China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Museum treasure 02~Bronze zunpan-vessel,9.Hubei Provincial Museum,China Royalty Free Stock Photo

Museum treasure 02~Bronze zunpan-vessel,7.Hubei Provincial Museum,China Royalty Free Stock Photo

The bronze ware of Marquis Yi zunpan is a treasure of the Hubei Provincial Museum of China. It belongs to the early Warring States period in ancient China, and has been for more than 2400 years. It consists of two utensils, Zun and vessel, which are wine containers and ice containers. The exquisite and delicate holes and accessories of bronzes were exquisite and transparent. At that time, China`s wax loss casting technology had reached a very high level.