A framed Chinese artwork depicting an imperial carriage, or chariot, accompanied by four horses. The image is likely a rubbing from a Han Dynasty stone relief, meticulously capturing the details of ancient transportation and noble life. The inscription Fu Yu Che translates to "Imperial Carriage," emphasizing the significance and status of the figures represented. Han Dynasty stone relief rubbings like this are tied to themes of ritualism, societal order, and hierarchy in ancient China. The outer frame measures 28 inches high by 19 1/2 inches wide; the image size is 26 inches high by 17 inches wide. The piece is accented with calligraphy and a red seal, demonstrating traditional artistry.