Posts Tagged ‘art pieces’

Ming Bowl with blue and white floral design manufactured during Ming Dynasty Yung-lo (1403 – 1424) period

The glaze in each case is whiter and thicker in blue and white porcelain ceramics than the earlier Yuan Dynasty/Ming Dynasty period, though some of the Hsuan Te pieces have a glaze with_the so-called “orange peel” effect, while that of Yung Lo

The blue is a dark sapphire blue enhanced with the “heaped and piled” effect which gives it an added depth and beauty. The glaze is often tinged a bluish green

Cover Jar with greenish white glaze product of Ming Dynasty Yung-lo which can be seen as continued ceramic traditions Yuan Dynasty

Ming Dynasty Porcelain moon flask an influence of Middle East beyond the traditional shape however Chinese decoration still reign

I wonder why not much Yuan Dynasty Art Ceramics were not emphasized in the antique china collection world.   Perhaps during Yuan Dynasty, China were first rule by the Mongols – the foreigner. The Mongols took over a rich China and less than one hundred years later left an impoverished nation. The Chinese dislike the cannibalism [...]

Well most of the collectors are largely intrigued with Ming Dynasty and qing dynasty collection of Chinese Ceramics.  They must have obviously missed out the Yuan Dynasty Art ching pai collection. Tags: native china, Yuan Dynasty Art pieces, Ching Dynasty, Yuan Dynasty, potters, Yuan Dynasty Art <BR/>

This couple of pieces of silver pillow case adornment nice crafted with daisy edge designed and circled with rows of flora. If you look closely there  are couples of tiny holes where one can put a sewing needle through to hold these sliver art pieces with threads. This pieces are usually used by the wealthy [...]