Korean dragon

Korean Yong from Dragonology Colouring Companion coloured with Pablo pencils. #koreanyong, #dragonology, #colouringbook, #dugaldsteer, #ernestdrake, #colouringcompanion, #dragon

Bongwansa Temples beautiful temple dragons for week 225 of Travel Photo Thursday at Budget Travelers Sandbox #TPThursday #Korea #BongwansaTemple

The year 2012 is the Year of the Dragon and the mythical animal, seen in this "Hwangnyonggi", symbolizes power and wealth.(Courtesy of National Palace Museum of Korea) The animal has a head resembling a camel, eyes of a rabbit, the nose of a pig, ears like an ox, antlers similar to a buck, a snake-like neck, fists as fierce as those of a tiger, the sharp talons of a hawk and scales no different from a carp. There are long whiskers decorating the mouth and a bump in the middle of the head…

Green Imperial Dragon - notice the 5 toes!

A cool oriental tattoo art of a simple Chinese dragon. Style: Oriental. Color: Black. Tags: Cool

A Korean dragon, or "Yong," is a legendary creature from Korean folklore. It is often depicted as a serpent-like creature with scales, long whiskers, and the ability to control water and weather. These dragons are seen as benevolent and bringers of good fortune, often associated with protecting the land and its people.

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Think about a dragon. What comes to mind? Huge, winged beasts that rain down fireballs from up above on a helpless village (just like The Hobbit). Or the arch nemesis of a lone knight who is rescuing a princess from a tower. Whatever we wish to imagine, it is obvious that dragons evoke bad omens and evil. But this dest

Photo about Embroidery in silk: chinese dragon. Image of string, oriental, dragon - 1196053