China Shang Dynasty Two Tailed Bronze Tiger Sculpture Ag token medal coin 2010

China Shang Dynasty Two-Tailed Bronze Tiger Sculpture 2010 is an impressive silver medal inspired by one of the most powerful animal symbols of ancient Chinese civilization. The piece pays tribute to a famous bronze tiger sculpture from the Shang Dynasty, reflecting early Chinese artistry, ritual culture, and mythological beliefs.

The obverse depicts a stylized tiger shown in profile, standing firmly with a strong, compact body and two distinctive raised tails. The animal is decorated with geometric patterns, spiral motifs, and angular lines reminiscent of ancient bronze casting techniques. The tiger’s expressive face features prominent eyes, an open mouth, carved whiskers, and emphasized claws, conveying strength, protection, and authority. Below the figure are Chinese inscriptions identifying the original artifact and its historical origin, referencing the Shang Dynasty.

The reverse presents an elegant architectural scene featuring a traditional Chinese building with layered curved roofs, symmetrical structure, detailed doors, and decorative panels. The building stands on a raised platform with stairways, railings, and a central entrance, framed by stylized trees and landscape elements. Fine texturing contrasts polished mirrored fields, creating depth and visual balance. Additional Chinese characters appear beneath the structure, identifying the site or collection.

Struck in silver with Proof quality, this medal blends archaeology, ancient art, and refined modern minting. It is an excellent choice for collectors of Chinese history, Shang Dynasty artifacts, animal symbolism, and museum-inspired numismatic art.

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