Underglaze Collection
"Exploring the Beauty of Underglaze: A Journey through Islamic Art and Ancient Chinese Ceramics" Step into the world of underglaze
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"Exploring the Beauty of Underglaze: A Journey through Islamic Art and Ancient Chinese Ceramics" Step into the world of underglaze, a technique that has adorned some of the most exquisite artworks throughout history. From Turkey's Iznik tile depicting Medina to China's Ming and Qing dynasties' delicate porcelain, it has left an indelible mark on artistic traditions. Intricate patterns come alive in the Lobed Cup and Stand with Chrysanthemum Flower Heads, Floral Sprays, and Fish Amid from the 12th/13th century. The unknown creator skillfully combines floral motifs with aquatic elements, showcasing a harmonious blend of nature's wonders. The Conical Bowl with Peonies and Leaves from the Song dynasty transports us back to ancient China. Its vibrant colors and meticulous details pay homage to this golden era of ceramic artistry. Moving forward in time, we encounter the Tripod Incense Holder with Floral Design from the Ming dynasty. Delicate flowers dance across its surface, capturing both elegance and grace in one piece. The Foliate Dish with Crane and Deer Amid Clouds takes us back to Yuan dynasty China. This late 13th-century masterpiece depicts majestic creatures amidst ethereal clouds - a symbol of prosperity and longevity. Another remarkable creation from this period is found in the Foliate Dish with Bovine (Xiniu) Gazing at a Crescent Moon. The fusion between mythology and celestial beauty creates an enchanting scene that captivates our imagination. Traveling further back in time brings us to Liao dynasty's Foliate Square Dish from the late 10th century. Its unique shape combined with intricate designs showcases innovation within traditional craftsmanship. Transitioning towards more recent times, we discover bottle-shaped vases during either Ming or Qing dynasties. Dragon handles add an element of mystique while preserving cultural heritage for generations to come.