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Han Xiangzi
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Imortais que prenderam os feiticeiros demoníacos: Li Tieguai, He Xiang, Lan Caihe, Zhongli Quan, Cao Guojiu, Zhang Guo Lao, Lü Dongbin ,Han Xiangzi
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Full: Front A heavily potted globular porcelain wine jar with short neck with a rolled lip, rounded shoulders and flared foot. Its domed overhanging cover surmounted by a figure of a cross-eyed old man with a beard and a huge pot belly. He may be the poet Li Bai, who is associated with excessive drinking. The cover decorated with two applied flowering and budding branches, made from tiny cut and applied sections of clay with incised details. Illustrated around the jar is the popular legend of the Eight Daoist Immortals' visit to Shoulao, the stellar god of longevity. The immortals first to reach Shoulao are Li Tieguai, and He Xiangu. Behind them are Zhongli Quan and Lu Dongbin. Then come the musicians Zhang Guolao and Han Xiangzi. Finally come Cao Guojiu and Lan Caihe. Ruyi cloud scrolls mark the end of the procession. © The Trustees of the British Museum
