- The
Taotie (Chinese: 饕餮) is an
ancient Chinese mythological creature that was
commonly emblazoned on
bronze and
other artifacts during the 1st millennium...
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Taowu (檮杌; Táowù; 'block stump'), a reckless,
stubborn creature; the
Taotie (饕餮;
Tāotiè; 'greedy glutton'), a
gluttonous beast.
Zhang Shoujie's
Correct Meanings...
- of most collections.
Often these vessels are
elaborately decorated with
taotie designs. Dǐng (鼎)
Sacrificial vessel (祭器),
originally a
cauldron for cooking...
- needed], form of décor is the two e**** motif,
often referred to as the
taotie. This
motif can
range from
something as
simple as two
protruding half spheres...
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identified Chinese ritual bronzes tend to be
highly decorated,
often with the
taotie motif,
which involves highly stylized animal faces.
These appear in three...
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painted ceramic jar
decorated with
raised reliefs of dragons, phoenixes, and
taotie Right image:
Reverse side of a Western-Han
bronze mirror with
painted designs...
- the
imperial household, and he
posthumously changed Xiao Ji's
surname to
Taotie (饕餮,
meaning "gluttonous").
Father Emperor Wu of
Liang Mother Consort Ge...
- designs. The
Taotie motif,
which featured regularly on
historical Chinese cultural artefacts, was
present during the
Shang dynasty. The
Shang taotie motif depicts...
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Master Shifu.
Taotie had a falling-out with
Shifu and
Oogway about the use of
machines to surp**** kung fu, and he
vowed to get revenge.
Taotie frequently...
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before fleeing the city with Ziya. Ziya and the
scroll are
pursued by two
Taotie statues possessed by Shen Gongbao. Ji Fa
exchanges clothing with Ziya, draws...
