This exquisite blue and white porcelain bowl hails from the late Qing Dynasty, crafted in the renowned Dehua region. The bottom of the bowl features a distinct mark from its original producer, while the interior bears the unique mark of its former owner, adding a layer of personal history to its charm. The bowl is adorned with intricate blue floral patterns, exemplifying the classic elegance of Dehua porcelain. Despite its age, the bowl has been skillfully repaired using the ancient art of kintsugi, a technique that mends the cracks with gold lacquer, turning its three chips and a crack into striking golden veins. This restoration not only reinforces the bowl but also enhances its aesthetic appeal, transforming it into a piece that celebrates its history and resilience. Now repurposed as a tea or matcha bowl, this item serves both functional and decorative purposes. It is a remarkable example of historical craftsmanship and contemporary artistry, making it a valuable addition to any collection or a unique piece for everyday use.
Detail Infomation
Size
H 50 mm | D 130 mm | C 180 mL
Additional Info
Dehua, China
Glazed
Wood Firing,Normal (1200º-1300ºC)
Shipping Information
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