(taotie) [Ar]
A monster-mask believed to represent a mythical animal figure with claws and horns that figures frequently in the decoration of Chinese bronzework of the Shang and Zhou Dynasty Dynasties.
| Archaeology Dictionary: t'ao t'ieh |
A monster-mask believed to represent a mythical animal figure with claws and horns that figures frequently in the decoration of Chinese bronzework of the Shang and Zhou Dynasty Dynasties.
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