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Xi Wang Mu ("Godmother of the West"), a daoist deity

Decor on a Qing dynasty porcelain plate,
famille-rose-style, Yongzheng period, approx. 1725
Displaid in the Porcelain collections of Dresden Zwinger

Photographer: User:Dr. Meierhofer
Date: 25 July 2006

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