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Coppia di vasi cinesi antichi di periodo Ming del celadon blu e bianco Porcellana - Cina - Dinastia Ming (1368-1644)
In Europa le prime lavorazioni risalgono al 1700, mentre in Oriente, in particolare in cina, la lavorazione della porcellana è molto più antica.
I Vasi Cinesi Blu e Bianco rappresentano il simbolo della dinastia Ming per la lavorazione della porcellana Cinese, che grazie allo stile in questi due colori raggiunse l’apice. Il colore era ottenuto dall’allumato di cobalto, esaltato dalla vetrinatura. Raffigurazioni di decorazioni floreali e di animali, con la loro determinata simbologia: Cervo, simbolo di immortalità, Anatra, fedeltà coniugale e Dragone, il simbolo arcinoto dell’Impero Cinese.
Pair of ancient Chinese vases from the Ming period in blue and white celadon porcelain - China - Ming Dynasty (1368-1644)
In Europe, the first productions date back to 1700, while in the East, particularly in China, the production of porcelain is much older. The Chinese Blue and White Vases represent the symbol of the Ming Dynasty for the production of Chinese porcelain, which reached its peak thanks to the style in these two colors. The color was obtained from cobalt alum, enhanced by glazing. Depictions of floral and animal decorations, with their specific symbolism: Deer, a symbol of immortality, Duck, marital fidelity, and Dragon, the well-known symbol of the Chinese Empire.
In Europe, the first productions date back to 1700, while in the East, particularly in China, the production of porcelain is much older. The Chinese Blue and White Vases represent the symbol of the Ming Dynasty for the production of Chinese porcelain, which reached its peak thanks to the style in these two colors. The color was obtained from cobalt alum, enhanced by glazing. Depictions of floral and animal decorations, with their specific symbolism: Deer, a symbol of immortality, Duck, marital fidelity, and Dragon, the well-known symbol of the Chinese Empire.
