See also: Carved Dragon - Lazy Dragon - Wooden Dragon - Corner Dragon
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14 comments:
Beautifully carved!
Must be the seaside location that attracts them. :-)
Dragons are a Chinese symbol of good luck and harmony, perfect of a civic building.
These are wonderful! They look like the Raffaellesco dragons on Deruta ceramics.
May the dragons protect the building.
beautiful door ! :)
This is great VP.
Nicely carved, dragons are signs of power and protection, right?
They are beautiful dragons!
Very pretty and very nice.
They make the round door even more attractive!
What a neat collection of photos you could make of all the Livorno dragons!
They are very nice as dragons go, but they do remind me I've been dragging a bit lately! :)
Classy door.
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