Two identical gold bowls with mandarin ducks and lotus petals unearthed from Hejia Village are notable examples of their kind from the Tang Dynasty (618-907). Made from pure gold, they have the same shape and decorative motifs.

The bowl walls are hammered from the inside to form two rows of outward-protruding lotus petal patterns, with 10 petals in each row. Within each petal, decorative motifs are intricately chased, symbolizing auspicious wishes and profound beauty.