Weight: 200kg

Package size: 180cm*75cm*65cm

Handicraft: traditional Chinese sculpture arts with thousands years of history

Delivery: sea delivery to your nearest seaport or air delivery to your nearest airport

Material: ceramics

Origin: Xian of China


What has been said to be the most exciting archeological find of the 20th century, the discovery of an entire army of over 8000 life sized terra cotta soldiers, is nothing short of astonishing. The Terracotta Warriors were found in Xi'an, the ancient capital of the first Chinese emperor. Over 2,200 years old, and completely forgotten by the people of China, the Terracotta army was stumbled upon by some local peasant farmers drilling a well to irrigate their fields. The Terracotta Army was buried with the Emperor of Qin (Qin Shi Huangdi) in 210-209 BC (his reign over Qin was from 247 BC to 221 BC and over unified China from 221 BC to his death). Their purpose was to help rule another empire with Shi Huangdi in the afterlife. Consequently, they are also sometimes referred to as Qin's Armies. The statue army is complete with generals, archers, horses, foot soldier and more, each individual statue being unique. Now from the Same as picture villages in China that the Same as picture warriors were produced and using the Same as picture techniques, we are offering replicas of these Terracotta Warriors - they are made in much the Same as picture way as they were in Qin Shi Huang's time. These authentic reproductions are the closest you can get to having one of the 2200 year old warriors. Bring them into your home as an astonishing reflection of history and decorative piece of art.

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The Xian Classical Terra Cotta Warriors, also known as the Qin Shi Huang's Terracotta Army, are a treasure of ancient Chinese pottery art.

These warriors are renowned for their exquisite craftsmanship, rich details, and unique historical background.

They depict the image of soldiers in ancient China, including warriors, cavalrymen, and charioteers, each with their own unique facial expressions and equipment.

These warriors are believed to be part of the Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum, built to protect the emperor's peace in the afterlife.

The production process of these warriors is very complex and involves multiple steps.

Firstly, artists shape the basic form of the warriors using clay, followed by detailed carving and decoration.

They use various tools such as knives, hammers, and chisels to depict the facial features, clothing, and weapons of the warriors.

Finally, they fire the warriors in a kiln to make them hard and durable.

These warriors are not only works of art but also carry rich historical significance.

They reflect the military system, clothing styles, and social hierarchy of ancient China.

By observing these warriors, we can gain insight into the history, culture, and artistic achievements of ancient China.

In addition, these warriors are an important representative of ancient Chinese pottery art, providing us with an opportunity to learn about ancient ceramic techniques.

In conclusion, the Xian Classical Terra Cotta Warriors are masterpieces of ancient Chinese pottery art, renowned for their exquisite craftsmanship, rich details, and unique historical background.

These warriors are not only works of art but also carry significant historical and cultural meanings.