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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.

Dish with flat base

The Cleveland Museum of Art

This dish features lively contrasting black and beige clay marbling underneath a transparent glaze.

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

Bowl with Peonies

The Cleveland Museum of Art

This bowl was made at the Jingdezhen kilns and then decorated probably in the Imperial Palace workshops in Beijing.

Fluted Cup with Dragon Handle

The Cleveland Museum of Art

Bowl with Birds and Flowers

The Cleveland Museum of Art

This porcelain bowl is considered to have been made in the "Transitional period," a term used to define the period between about 1620 and 16

Dish with Narcissus and Rocks (interior); Floral Scrolls (exterior)

The Cleveland Museum of Art

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.

Cup and Stand (stand)

The Cleveland Museum of Art

Square Covered Box with Hundred Antiquities

The Cleveland Museum of Art

The painted decoration in this box cover provides an interesting image of the antiquities and objects being collected in the Chinese scholar’s desk—al

Yellow Glazed Bowl

The Cleveland Museum of Art

This bowl dates from the Zhengde period, a time renowned for its production of high-quality imperial porcelains.

Bowl with Xiwangmu and Attendants

The Cleveland Museum of Art

Tomb Guardian with Animal Head

The Cleveland Museum of Art

With their fierce expressions and exaggerated physical features, fantastic guardian creatures were intended to guard the entrance to a tomb, warding o