The Special Exhibit Re-Carving the Past: The Art of Chinese Bronzes and Jades has been extended through January 3rd, 2021. Check out this video on the...

The ivory carved puzzle ball displayed at the Lizzadro Museum was made in Canton (today’s Guangzhou) as an export curio to Europeans during the 19th c...

Coral Guanyin H: 11.75 in.; W: 3.37 in. Carved in China As the most widely worshiped bodhisattva, Guanyin is the Chinese form of Avalokit...

Li Tieguai, or “Li with the Iron Crutch,” has been worshipped as the first of the Eight Immortals of Taoism since the 14thcentury in China.  Li Tiegua...

Ruyi literally means, “as you wish” in Chinese. The shape of a scepter is said to carry religious significance as a reminder of a lotus, the sacred fl...