JARRÓN CHINO DE LOZA LUANBAI England "chinoiserie" style

"chinoiserie" style

producing countless lamps until the mid-1970s that became the epitome of Italian design

Medidas: 30 cm largo x 20 cm ancho x 18

a graphic language reminiscent of Japanese ukiyo-e

Material: brass and garnet

JARRÓN CHINO DE LOZA LUANBAI England "chinoiserie" styleMaterial: Glazed earthenware Origin: Jiangxi Province, Chinese Empire, circa 1750 Measurements: 19 cm x 23 cm high Qingbai pottery was made with a white fired porcelain body and a glaze that produced a light blue green tint. Originating in Jiangxi province, it was the first type of porcelain to be produced on a large scale. From the 14th century onward, potters in Jingdezhen created a more durable ceramic body by adding more kaolin to the clay,