Chinese Century Golden Dragon

Author: None
Publisher: China Centennial Dragon Celebration
Publishing Date: None
Features: Exquisite gift box, globally limited edition of 2,000 pieces
Design: First-class winner of the All-Asia Gold Craftsmanship Art Competition, renowned master Jin E
Production: China Centennial Dragon Celebration
The China Centennial Dragon includes two dragon products: "Prosperous Dragon" and "Fortune-Turning Dragon," designed by Jin E, a renowned master and first-class winner of the All-Asia Gold Craftsmanship Art Competition, and produced by the China Centennial Dragon Celebration. It incorporates the top craftsmanship in China, utilizing large presses with over a thousand tons of pressure for shaping. As a premium collectible from the China Centennial Dragon Celebration in the year 2000, it has a high gold content, large size, and limited production. Its artistic design and craftsmanship represent the advanced level of Asian countries, making it highly valuable for both appreciation and collection.
Prosperous Dragon
"China Centennial Dragon Celebration" — The Prosperous Dragon from the China Centennial Dragon is modeled after the "Imperial Dragon", featuring high relief. It is the most noble type of dragon among all dragon sculptures, exclusively used by emperors throughout history, with this dragon design embroidered on their dragon robes. Nine smaller dragons encircle the main dragon, symbolizing the assistance of the Nine Dragons and the prospect of great fortune. The dragon's body is made of bronze alloy, one of the most auspicious materials for dragon sculptures among traditional wood, stone, jade, and other materials. Due to its complex craftsmanship requiring extensive manual refinement, it is of extraordinary value. Fully covered in 24K gold plating with a purity of 99.99%. The wooden-textured pedestal has a hanging slot and stand, allowing it to be mounted on the wall or placed on a table.
Emperor Qianlong's Poem "Dragon Assists in Fortune":
"The golden dragon is born with thoughts of far horizons,
A man's ambition should always be renewed.
Strive to progress at the top of the pole,
The ten directions of the world are your entire domain."
Symbolizing authority, nobility, dignity, and bravery, it is China's greatest divine artifact. Also known as the "Dragon of Straight Ascent," it can generate clouds and rain, regarded by officials throughout history as the embodiment of rising to high office and noble status. It is often used to wish for career success. Also called the "Dragon of Treasure Protection," it attracts benevolent helpers, brings auspiciousness, and safeguards the treasures of the world, ensuring good fortune in business. It is the most precious of the twelve zodiac signs, with those born in the Year of the Dragon considering it a life-changing auspicious symbol. Pregnant women in the Year of the Dragon proudly believe their child will be a "dragon child." Globally limited to 2,000 pieces. Molds are publicly destroyed. Each piece comes with a numbered 24K gold certificate of authenticity.
Fortune-Turning Dragon
"China Centennial Dragon Celebration" — The Fortune-Turning Dragon features a cloud-patterned dragon as its main body, which can rotate around a central axis. This type of dragon is traditionally called the "Fortune-Turning Dragon," believed to aid in turning luck around, bringing even better fortune. The dragon's body is made of bronze alloy, one of the most auspicious materials for dragon sculptures among traditional wood, stone, jade, and other materials. The front and back of the circular ring are inscribed with one hundred dragon characters, compiled by experts from imperial items throughout history, symbolizing "Hundred Dragons Embracing, Eternal Prosperity." The silver dragon serves both as decoration and reinforcement. Fully covered in 24K gold plating with a purity of 99.99%.
Emperor Kangxi's Poem "Dragon Turns Fortune":
"An immense dragon soars to the blue sky,
Unique in the world, thunderous in its roar.
Looking down, the Taihang mountains seem flat,
At the beginning of the nine heavens, it climbs the cloud ladder."
Globally limited to 2,000 pieces. Molds are publicly destroyed. Each piece comes with a numbered 24K gold certificate of authenticity.