Cosmopolitanism in the Tang dynasty : a Chinese ceramic figure of a Sogdian wine-merchant
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Cosmopolitanism in the Tang dynasty : a Chinese ceramic figure of a Sogdian wine-merchant
Bridge21 Publications, c2014
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 77-84) and index
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This research monograph investigates the aspects of a large Tang dynasty (618-907) porcelaneous mortuary figure of an ethnic Sogdian that belongs to a small, cohesive group of Chinese ceramic figures depicting foreign wine merchants. As key merchants on the famous "Silk Road," the Sogdians, an Eastern Iranian people, played a significant role in China's exposure to Western cultures. The interaction among the Chinese, the Sogdians, and the Turkic Eurasian nomads left an indelible mark on Tang China as well. Various decorative motifs on the present figure and its analogous examples are traced both chronologically and geographically to their origins. Most of these motifs can be found in the West and most can also be associated with Buddhism, which came to China by way of Central Asia.
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