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Modern Art Handmade Ink Colored Glaze Vase
Modern Art Handmade Ink Colored Glaze Vase
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Discover the beauty of tradition reimagined with the Modern Art Handcrafted Ink-Style Colored Glaze Vase. Inspired by Chinese ink painting, each vase features flowing patterns in glass that resemble brushstrokes captured in motion. Handcrafted by skilled artisans, it combines modern aesthetics with timeless culture. Perfect as a centerpiece, collectible, or art gift, this vase brings sophistication and elegance into any space.
Material: Colored glaze
100% Handcrafted
Teardrop: Width (bottom) * Height: 6.3in * 11in
Spherical: Width (bottom) * Height: 8.27in * 7in
Gourd: Width (bottom) * Height: 6.3in * 11.42in
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Each piece in our collection undergoes a 5-step selection process by cultural experts, ensuring only authentic craftsmanship reaches you.
Touch the legacy—handmade, heart-delivered.
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RETURNS POLICY
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The History of Jingdezhen Ceramics
Located in China's Jiangxi Province, Jingdezhen boasts a history of porcelain making that spans over 1,700 years.
Jingdezhen's porcelain journey began during the Han Dynasty (202 BC - 220 AD), when locals began crafting simple pottery. Over time, by the Tang Dynasty (618 - 907 AD), Jingdezhen had become renowned for producing high-quality celadon (blue-colored porcelain) and white porcelain. These porcelains, famous for their delicate texture and smooth glaze, began to be traded throughout China.
Basic Ceramic Production Process
1. Select and prepare the ceramic raw materials.
2. Form the body.
3. Allow to air dry.
4. Glaze to impart color and luster to the ceramic.
5. Firing at high temperatures. This is the transformation from clay to ceramic.
6. Apply decorations such as painting and carving, and polish to enhance the texture.
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Today, Jingdezhen still preserves its traditional techniques for making porcelain. It remains a major porcelain production center in China, attracting porcelain enthusiasts, artists, and collectors from around the world. Jingdezhen's porcelain showcases a long history of porcelain-making and constantly innovative craftsmanship, becoming a living museum of Chinese porcelain culture.