Qing Dynasty Chinese Stone Rubbing Seal Script Calligraphy from Mount Tai (1878 For Sale

Own a rare antique ink rubbing taken from a stone inscription carved in 1878 (Guangxu 4th year of the Qing Dynasty). This calligraphy, written in seal script (篆书 / Zhuan Shu) by Yu Shan (豫山), then Shandong Judicial Commissioner, was originally carved into natural stone inside the Baiyun Cave on Mount Tai (Taishan)—a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its sacred history.

• 上联 (Right): 品物流天，万民所望

• 下联 (Left): style=\"word-break: break-word !important;\">

  
  

  Translation:

  
  

  “All things under heaven flourish as the people hopMountains and waters breathe together, and a hundred grains ripen.
  📐 Dimensions (paper size):

  
  

  Approx. 72.4 × 15.7 inches (184 × 40 cm)

  
  

  📌 Item Details:

  • Type: Traditional ink rubbing (拓片 / Tuo Pian)

  • Material: Rice paper with black ink

  • Original Stone Location: Baiyun Cave, Mount Tai, Shandong, China

  • Date of Original Carving: 1878 (Qing Dynasty, Guangxu reign)

  • Calligraphy Style: Seal Script (Zhuan Shu), elegant and ancient in form

  • Condition: [Insert condition here – e.g. “Well preserved”, “Minor creases on paper edge”, etc.]

  
  

  🧧 Perfect for:

  
  

  Collectors of Chinese antiques, calligraphy lovers, museums, sinologists, or as a meaningful decorative artwork.

  💬 Feel free to message with any questions or for additional photos.

  🌍 Ships worldwide with careful packaging to protect this delicate artwork.