Panel from Model Cooking Stove: Raven Flanked by Snake-Entwined Tortoises
Unknown Artist
100–1 BCE
Medium
earthenware with impressed relief decoration
Dimensions
12.4 × 18.2 × 1.7 cm
Classification
Ceramic
Department
Chinese Art
Museum
Cleveland Museum of Art
Credit
Charles W. Harkness Endowment Fund
Accession Number
1925.139
About this artwork
Han dynasty tombs were often furnished with grave goods to provide the deceased with items for the afterlife. Four earthenware panels were made in molds and then joined together to make a miniature model of a stove, which was placed in a burial chamber. The four sides show the animals of the cardinal directions. Two snake-entwined turtles designate the north, and here flank an archway that simulates the opening for fueling the stove. Above the arch perches a raven, which is identified with the s...