此件青銅爵器，高約十八公分，據信為中國古代商朝或周朝時期用於儀式獻酒之器皿。其設計特徵為三足尖形基座、獨特的出水口、手柄及蓋子，展現出精緻的幾何圖案與饕餮紋（神話動物面具）裝飾，堪稱早期青銅工藝之典範。器身暗青銅色澤，帶有綠色銅鏽，映襯其悠久歷史與珍貴價值，隱約訴說其曾用於儀式之記憶。此件珍貴文物，邀請貴賓一同追溯古人禮儀與匠藝之悠遠回憶。

**Exhibit Description: Ancient Bronze Jue Vessel**

*Part of the "Memories" Exhibition*

This striking bronze vessel, standing approximately 18 cm tall, is believed to be a jue, a ritual wine container from ancient China, likely dating back to the Shang or Zhou Dynasty.  Crafted with a tripod base, a distinctive spout, handle, and lid,  this artifact showcases the intricate geometric and taotie  (mythical animal mask) patterns typical of early bronze work. The  dark bronze surface, adorned with a green patina, reflects its age  and historical significance, hinting at its use in ceremonial offerings. A timeless piece, it evokes the rich memories of ancient  rituals and craftsmanship, inviting visitors to connect with the past.