Vintage 1970’s Chinese Celadon Porcelain Shou Lao Taoist God of Longevity Statue
Vintage 1970’s Chinese Celadon Porcelain Shou Lao Taoist God of Longevity Statue
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Up for sale is a Vintage 1970’s Chinese Celadon Porcelain Shou Lao Taoist God of Longevity Statue! It measures 14 1/2” tall. The piece is in excellent overall condition. Please message us if you have any questions. Thanks!
This serene vintage 1970’s Chinese celadon porcelain sculpture depicts Shou Lao, the revered Taoist deity symbolizing longevity, wisdom, and good fortune, standing graciously alongside a young attendant child. Expertly molded with exceptional expressive detailing, the deity is rendered in a translucent sage-green celadon glaze that features a delicate, subtle underglaze crackle finish, highlighting the fluid drapery of his layered traditional robes, his distinctively high dome-shaped forehead, and his long flowing beard. Shou Lao holds his iconic rustic wooden staff, while the small child standing at his side holds a fish—a classic traditional symbol representing abundance, wealth, and continuous prosperity in Chinese folklore. The figure rests upon a sturdy, hollowed-out octagonal pedestal base decorated with an embossed geometric Greek key fretwork band along the bottom rim. Covered in a luminous, glass-like glaze that reflects light beautifully across every curve and line, this fine vintage Asian art sculpture serves as a meaningful, tranquil accent for an altar space, display cabinet, mantle, or curated collection of oriental ceramics and Taoist figurine art.
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