Sanxingdui Bronze Mask with Protruding Eyes Replica

描述

Sanxingdui Bronze Mask with Protruding Eyes Replica — a museum-grade replica from Sanxingdui, the bronze civilization that stunned the world.

Product Details

• Origin: Modeled on artifacts from the Sanxingdui Museum, Guanghan, Sichuan Province
• Model / Size: Approx. 20×15×28cm (display size)
• Specifications: lost-wax cast bronze · antiqued patina · felt base · gift box with story card

Cultural Background

Sanxingdui (三星堆, ‘Three Star Mounds’) in Guanghan, Sichuan, is China’s most mysterious Bronze Age site: a 3,000+ year old civilization (c. 1200 BCE) discovered in 1986 whose artifacts rewrote Chinese history. Its towering bronze masks with protruding eyes, gold-veneered faces, and alien-like standing figures belong to no known dynasty — the ancient Shu kingdom made bronzes unlike anything else on Earth, and why they buried them in sacrificial pits remains one of archaeology’s great enigmas.

Function & Features

The iconic artifact: a bronze mask with pupils on stalks extending 16cm from the eye sockets — possibly depicting the legendary Shu king Cancong’s ‘vertical eyes,’ possibly something stranger. Faithful foundry replica with authentic verdigris patina.

Main Uses

The definitive Sanxingdui piece for desk, shelf, or collection wall

Where You’ll Use It

Statement decor in studies and offices, conversation-starting displays, collections of ancient-art replicas, and gifts for history enthusiasts who think they’ve seen everything.

The Gift Angle

The ‘lost civilization’ story makes this the rare gift that gets everyone reaching for their phone to look it up — Sanxingdui’s 2021 excavations went viral worldwide.

Shipping & Authenticity

Ships worldwide with tracking. Craft-studio provenance included. See our souvenir buying guide or ask the AI travel assistant about adding a real Sanxingdui Museum visit (near Chengdu) to your trip.