Chinese Seals III

Identifier	Vault H3
Title	Chinese Seals III
Alternative Title	Chinese Seals III
Description	CHINESE SEALS These seals, or stamps, are used for identifying the ownership of an item, often important documents, or artworks. Seals are still being used in some Asian countries. The way to use them is to put special red ink paste used specifically for seals on the stamp, stamp an item, and then clean the seals up. Chinese Guardian Lions: Chinese guardian lion, or stone lion (石獅/ 石獅子), a stone head carved in the shape of a lion, is a decorative object often used in Chinese culture. It can be found on palaces, temples, pagodas, bridges, mansions, gardens, tombs, and buttons in areas influenced by Chinese culture. The God of Shou Lao (壽老神): The god of immortality and longevity. Originated from Chinese Taoism. It was introduced to Japan during the Muromachi period. The Japanese worship the god of longevity when they wish for longevity, grandchildren, and good fortune for their families. He holds a scepter and is often followed by a deer.
Date Created	Unknown
Creator	Unknown
Extent	4.75 / 2.75 / 4.75 Inches H
Audience	Public
Geographical Coverage	China
Temporal Coverage	Unknown
Format	text
Collecting Areas	English History of Writing Collection See all items with this value English Artifact See all items with this value
Language	Chinese
Medium	Marble
Subject	Chinese See all items with this value Stamp seals See all items with this value
Type	physical object