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Pair Of Dogs Of Fo
Pair Of Dogs Of Fo
Pair Of Dogs Of Fo

Pair Of Dogs Of Fo

DateTang Dynasty, 618-906
Object NameDog
Mediumearthenware
ClassificationsCeramics
AcquisitionBeatrice Claeson Gordon Bequest, 1990.
LocationView by Appointment - Aberdeen Treasure Hub
Object numberABDMS015035
About MeThe East Asian lion dog is a mythical beast also called shishi, foo dog and guardian lion. Guardian lions usually appear in pairs. A lion dog with a closed mouth is said to keep good spirits in whereas an open mouth represents letting bad spirits out.
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