Museum Gashapon IV Treasures in Miniature: Little Beasts

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NT200

Dimensions: 1 cm³–6 cm³, Net Weight: 30g–80g
Materials: Polyresin

Museum Gachapon IV National Treasure Creatures officially launches on Wednesday, July 29, 2026!

From 1928 to 1937, the IHP conducted fifteen seasons of large-scale excavations at Yinxu in Anyang, Henan Province, uncovering the palaces and ancestral temples and royal cemetery of the late Shang dynasty capital. Among them, Royal Tomb M1001 is relatively early and larger in terms of size and number of unearthed artifacts. Those unearthed from Royal Tomb M1001 are most notably characterized by marble sculptures of animals, including an anthropomorphic figure with a tiger head, a larger standing owl, two crouching tigers joined at their hips, a pair of ornaments with two owl heads, and a smaller standing owl—all categorized as “national treasures.”

Suddenly, the sound of a gashapon turning—
The host forgets to leave, the guest stands still.
Listening closely, one wonders what has been drawn;
The capsule is a little hard to open.
Stepping closer, hands join in—
With a click, the heart skips a beat.
After much anticipation, it finally appears:
The little national treasures are all collected!

1. Sculpture of a Kneeling Anthropomorphic Figure with a Tiger Head
2. Sculpture of a Standing Owl
3. Pole Ornament with Two Owl Heads on Opposing Sides
4. Small Standing Owl Sculpture
5. Sculpture in the Shape of Two Crouching Tigers

A collection of national treasures from over 3,300 years ago that fit in your palm—collect them all and enjoy the fun of completing your set!

Product Concept and Planning: Chiawei Wang

**Items in the museum shop are only available for on-site purchase and cash payment in NT dollars.

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