Found Bronze Dragon

Hello,
In the thread of the Noh dancer stone, Chris mentioned manufactured Tenkei.
For fun here a not man-made bronze figure.
This i picked up in a bronze foundry between the leftover mould material.
By way of a crack, the flowing bronze made a nice figure in a spontaneous, not meant air pocket in the mold.
Much more natural power then most Tenkei don't you think so?.
Sunip

I dont know if its powerfull, I cant see a dragon.

Here I show you my very small tenkei by Henks Fresen, look at the detail put in this small piece.

Peter

try standing it up.

best wishes, sam

Hello,
Peter thank you for your reaction.
Sam here upright but i don't get the right character on a picture, it does not show good maybe the light.
regards, Sunip

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I like the last picture best.

I can actually see a Genie on a rising smoke.

yes, upright #2. maybe lean towards viewer and top to the right?
best wishes, sam

landerloos wrote:I dont know if its powerfull, I cant see a dragon.

Here I show you my very small tenkei by Henks Fresen, look at the detail put in this small piece.

Peter

I like this piece of bronze sculpture very much, especially the detail with the encrustation to mimic surface fungus (?) on bark. Very nice and very beautiful.

Hello Sunip my friend
I do see your dragon, he is there ready to bite,
coming down from the clouds.
head first, wider end to the right,
tail and claw can be seen to the rear, left.
perfect color, great shape, lucky lucky girl...

Hello Stonener,
I did try your suggestion but it is not easy to catch in a picture.
Yes the dragon can bite at times.
For me the dragon is the fiery creative essence of being in as well gods, nature and human.
The myths are telling us how to get this potential transformed in to its original state.
Regards, Sunip

stonener wrote:Hello Sunip my friend
I do see your dragon, he is there ready to bite,
coming down from the clouds.
head first, wider end to the right,
tail and claw can be seen to the rear, left.
perfect color, great shape, lucky lucky girl...

I like the impression Stonener managed to create...very dramatic.

I would have picked up the " dragon" too....Sunip, dont say you are a girl

Kind regards Yvonne

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I would have picked up the " dragon" too....Sunip, dont say you are a girl

Hello Yvonne,
Nice to learn you have the dragon eye to.
Sorry to read you are shocked.
However my humble simpleness is caught in a 59 year old male.
regards, Sunip

Hi Sunip

I am happy, you are what you are. exacly what I thought....it was Stoneners words that made me worry.

Kind regards Yvonne

Why Worry? "happy you are what you are. exactly!"
back to topic is Dragon, let us re-focus & stay on track.
Sunip i offer you my little cloud pattern dragon, in friendship
this kind is my favorite type of stone, needs no daiza, simply place on tray,
I call tea ceremony style, purest of form. This one is a "silli-seki" if you will.
fun!, friendly! & happy! child like cartoon version, puts a simile on your face.
seen gingerly floating across the sky in front of far off majestic red mountains
best size, color, shape, pattern & ware especially, found in desert so different,
red jasper 2.5x2.5"

Sunip my friend!
see here my tiny fisher "tenkei" ?
made of bronze but has black finish,
I think old, but not sure how much.
one dollar at neiborhood estate sale,
I too was lucky...

Hello Stonener.
Intens color.
Once my eyes where captivated by those two dots in the middle of the white part
it is looking at me, there is also a red nose!
I have to see this one again i think to feel what it evokes in me.
Tea ceremony stone is good i feel or hand stone, it is an other way of appreciating.
One dollar for that tenkei!
Lucky.
Sunip,

Hello,
Here a dragon pattern stone with a peaceful dragon, personally i like the atmosphere of this stone
with the colors and fine lines.
Sunip
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