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Ewer
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The splashes of color on the dark glaze were achieved by sprinkling the wood ash on the black-brown glaze before firing.
Ducks under Reeds
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The artist realistically represented that the Mandarin duck is a sexually dimorphic species, meaning males and females differ in appearance.
Seated Arhat with Two Attendants
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Arhat, or Luohan (in Chinese), were the disciples of the historical Buddha.
Miracle of the Dragon
The Cleveland Museum of Art
In the upper right, the historical Buddha, Shakyamuni, is seated in meditation for such a long time that birds have begun assembling twigs for a nest
Pair of Bowls with Eight Immortals
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Seated Guanyin
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Adoring Monk
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Cruciform Mirror with Six Blossoms
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Bronze mirrors were made in China from neolithic times until the Qing dynasty, when glass mirrors were brought to China from the West.
Pair of Bowls with Xiwangmu and Attendants
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Xiwangmu is the name for the Queen Mother of the West, an ancient Chinese goddess.
Dish with Dragons, Pomegranates, and Peaches
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Various techniques are applied to the decoration of susancai or "plain three-color" ware.
Yang Guifei Leaving the Bath
The Cleveland Museum of Art
This painting relates to the legendary love story between Tang dynasty (AD 618–906) emperor Xuanzong and his consort, the beautiful Yang Guifei.
Dish with flat base
The Cleveland Museum of Art
This dish features lively contrasting black and beige clay marbling underneath a transparent glaze.
Water Buffalo and Herdboys
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Octafoil Mirror with Two Immortals Crossing the Ocean
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Inscription: Made by the famous Zhou Yuan.
Cloud-Collar Pillow with Waves
The Cleveland Museum of Art
While ceramic might not be your choice for a pillow, it actually kept the user cool as they slept.
Tripod (Ding)
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Animal images in ritual bronzes served as symbolic messengers of the supernatural realms.
Cup and Stand (stand)
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Plum Blossom Cup
The Cleveland Museum of Art
This porcelain cup is considered to have been made in the "Transitional period," a term used to define the period between about 1620 and 168
Bowl with Xiwangmu and Attendants
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Xiwangmu is the name for the Queen Mother of the West, an ancient Chinese goddess.
Bowl in Form of Archaic Gui
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Bowl with Eight Immortals
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Meiping Vase with Dragon Motif
The Cleveland Museum of Art
This 14th-century vase with carved decoration under a transparent bluish-white glaze (qingbai) depicts a coiling dragon amid thick mists and clouds—a
Bowl with Eight Immortals
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Arrow Vase with Persian Inscriptions and Floral Scrolls
The Cleveland Museum of Art