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Daoist immortal Chin'nan
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Form: round (marugata Form; also marutsuba Form Form); broken through; relief with inlays (zōgan Form Form Form = deposition) of gold and copper. Chin “naan sen” nin Chand dragon
Title: Daoist immortal Chin'nan
Description:
Form: round (marugata Form; also marutsuba Form Form); broken through; relief with inlays (zōgan Form Form Form = deposition) of gold and copper.
Chin “naan sen” nin Chand dragon.
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