This is a bronze Ling Pan from the Western Zhou Dynasty. Pan vessels were commonly used in ancient China during ritual ceremonies, often for holding water or offerings. This particular piece features a wide, shallow bowl with two rounded handles, and is decorated with intricate patterns along its body and base. The craftsmanship showcases the artistic and technical skills of the bronze artisans of the time. The aged patina and visible signs of wear reflect the vessel’s long history, providing valuable insights into the ceremonial practices and culture of the Western Zhou period.