This Qing Dynasty Tibetan Sculpture of a Dragon is a collectible piece from China featuring intricate craftsmanship. The dragon holds cultural significance in Chinese tradition and art. The dragon clutches a pearl in his hand which is a symbol of power, prosperity and wisdom. The gilded dragon has pops of green, red, and blue creating a beautiful contrast against the gold. It reflects the artistic style of the Qing Dynasty and the fusion of Tibetan influences. Dzambala/Jambhala, the God of wealth, rested upon the dragon at one point. 
 
The dragon shows some signs of wear and age. The deity Dzambala/Jambhala is missing from the piece. 
 
Dimensions: 6 1/2" X 3" X 5 1/2"