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Wine vessel (Jue)
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Wine and food played a major role in ritual offerings to the ancestral spirits and the Supreme Ancestor (Shangdi) performed by the Shang rulers in the
Basin
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Guan ware was the official ware fired at the Southern Song imperial kilns in Hangzhou. Multiple glazing is characteristic of this ware.
Bodhisattva
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The bodhisattva is an enlightened being dedicated to the spiritual awakening of all beings.
Plate with Peony Decoration
Cleveland Museum of Art
This lacquer dish of strikingly deep red color is decorated with a dynamically carved design of three peony blossoms.
Inlay for a Mirror or Box: Lady on a Bird
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The p'ing-t'o technique of inlaying gold and silver foil on lacquer produced luxurious articles of elegance and fragility.
Wine Cups (Jue)
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Wine and food played a major role in ritual offerings to the ancestral spirits and the Supreme Ancestor (Shangdi) performed by the Shang rulers in the
Inlay for a Mirror or Box: Lady on a Bird
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The p'ing-t'o technique of inlaying gold and silver foil on lacquer produced luxurious articles of elegance and fragility.
Mirror with a Square Band and Four Nipples
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Inscription: May you see the light of the sun, And live in endless joy!
Hollow-Legged Tripod (Li Ding)
The Cleveland Museum of Art
This food vessel exhibits a new decorative trend of metropolitan Western Zhou foundries.
Inlay for a Mirror or Box: Lady and Mandolin
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The p'ing-t'o technique of inlaying gold and silver foil on lacquer produced luxurious articles of elegance and fragility.
Woman Holding Plum Blossoms
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Tang figurines placed in the tombs give a vivid picture of everyday life.
Inlay for a Mirror or Box: Lady and Flute
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The p'ing-t'o technique of inlaying gold and silver foil on lacquer produced luxurious articles of elegance and fragility.
Inlay for a Mirror or Box: shih-shih
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The p'ing-t'o technique of inlaying gold and silver foil on lacquer produced luxurious articles of elegance and fragility.
Inlay for a Mirror or Box: shih-shih
Cleveland Museum of Art
The p'ing-t'o technique of inlaying gold and silver foil on lacquer produced luxurious articles of elegance and fragility.
Inlay for a Mirror or Box: shih-shih
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The p'ing-t'o technique of inlaying gold and silver foil on lacquer produced luxurious articles of elegance and fragility.
Mirror with Four Running Animals
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Inscription: I received a gift: the mirror of the King of Qin. For this, I would have paid willingly a thousand taels of silver.
Vase with Floral Scrolls
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Cizhou ware characteristically shows the use of slip coating, bold designs, and color contrasts to achieve stunning visual effects.
Finial
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Chariots and weapons were associated with hunting and warfare in the ancient world.
Mirror with Four T's
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The symbolic significance of the ancient Chinese mirror lies in its circular form and reflective quality that make it resemble the sun and the moon.
Jar (Hu)
The Cleveland Museum of Art
This superb Han dynasty jar has a robust shape imitating that of the bronze (hu) and is covered with a thin brownish-green glaze.
Stele with Shakyamuni and Maitreya
Cleveland Museum of Art
In this stele, Shakyamuni (the historical Buddha) bears a benign smile in the hand gestures of fearlessness and gift giving.
Incense Burner (Boshan Lu)
The Cleveland Museum of Art
This incense burner--one of the most imaginative bronze vessel types--takes the shape of the mountain to represent the mythical land of the immortals,
Pair of Bowls with Peony Sprays on Diaper Ground (exterior); Chrysanthemum Sprays (interior)
Cleveland Museum of Art
The production of extraordinarily refined Qing imperial wares such as these could have involved the transportation of undecorated, plain porcelains fr