Description
Antique wabi sabi style vase (c.1880)
Age estimated around 160 years, approximate year of manufacture: 1860. Our Chinese antique black ceramic vase has a height of 30 cm and a diameter of 30 cm. It was recovered from Shanxi Province in a perfect state of preservation. It is a unique piece of ancient pottery, handcrafted according to the standards of the time. It should be said that it is currently difficult to find pieces of this age with this good state of conservation.
This ancient black vase from the Qing Dynasty is supposed to have been built between the reigns of Emperor Xianfeng or Emperor Tongzhi. The Qing dynasty exercised its imperial power from 1636 until the last Chinese emperor named Puyi.
- Wood Age: 100 years
- Material: Ceramics
- Origin: China, Shanxi
– HISTORIC NOTE –
The ancient Chinese Empire was for many centuries a benchmark in the manufacture of vases and articles made of ceramics. World famous were his Chinese porcelain vases, where they were appreciated by the European royal elites as a symbol of power, status and social position.
Ceramics per se is known globally although the details of the manufacture and especially the distinction between different qualities of ceramics remain quite unknown to the public. In general lines, two large groups can be distinguished: low temperature firing ceramics and high temperature firing ceramics. Porcelain is the example of high temperature firing that begins to cook from 1000 degrees. On the other hand, ceramics composed basically of clay are fired from 400 degrees and do not have the hardness that porcelain can have. For this reason, low-temperature ceramics have had a basically ornamental use.
This decorative Chinese vase was made with the desire to attract the good omens of happiness and joy to your home. Our antique vases are unique pieces specially selected to be part of timeless spaces and combine perfectly with one of our sideboards and antique cabinets .
