Tang: Treasures from the Silk Road capital

Tang: Treasures from the Silk Road capitalExplore the magnificent era of the Tang dynasty with 'Tang: Treasures from the Silk Road Capital,' a captivating publication that unveils the rich cultural heritage of Chang'an, ancient China's capital. With the historic Silk Road at its backdrop, this book highlights extraordinary artefacts from the bustling city that was once the world's largest cosmopolitan hub during the Tang dynasty (618 907 CE). This visually stunning volume showcases a diverse

Explore the magnificent era of the Tang dynasty with 'Tang: Treasures from the Silk Road Capital,' a captivating publication that unveils the rich cultural heritage of Chang'an, ancient China's capital. With the historic Silk Road at its backdrop, this book highlights extraordinary artefacts from the bustling city that was once the world's largest cosmopolitan hub during the Tang dynasty (618-907 CE). This visually stunning volume showcases a diverse collection of relics sourced from temples and royal tombs of the elite, revealing the intricate artistry and craftsmanship that flourished during this remarkable golden age of China. Delve into the inclusive society of the Tang era, where trade thrived, and innovation blossomed - setting the stage for future explorations, including those of Marco Polo. Women enjoyed unprecedented freedoms, with Wu Zetian, China's only female emperor, reining during this vibrant period of history. The impressive findings, curated from ten renowned museums in Shaanxi province, encompass gold, silver, glass, ceramics, murals, and more, each piece narrating a story of high artistic achievement. Perfect for enthusiasts of Chinese history, this highly sought-after book is an essential addition to any art collection. With limited English publications on Tang dynasty art, this publication is invaluable for both casual readers and specialists keen to explore the multifaceted legacy of one of China's most influential dynasties. Discover the treasures of the Silk Road capital today.