Doucai Dragons – Ceramics 15cm
99,95 euro
The term Doucai literally means ‘contrasting colours’, or ‘compete for colour’. Doucai was a porcelain enamelling technique perfected during the reign of the Chinese Emperor Xuande during the Ming Dynasty. This created wonderfully decorative pieces, true examples of which are rare and highly sought by collectors. That certainly applies to this elephant as well.
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Description
Elephant name: Doucai Dragons
Artist: 22 Ceramics Club
The Doucai Dragons Elephant Ceramic Statue by 22 Ceramics Club showcases the intricate art of Doucai, meaning ‘contrasting colours’ or ‘compete for colour.’ Perfected during the Ming Dynasty, this technique produced decorative pieces highly prized by collectors. This ceramic elephant figurine features vibrant colors and detailed designs, capturing the elegance of ancient Chinese porcelain.
A stunning addition to any ceramic elephant collection, this ceramic white elephant is perfect for home decor or as a unique gift for collectors. Its exquisite craftsmanship and historical significance make it a standout piece.
Note: Crafted with care in Chiang Mai, Thailand, every Elephant Parade replica is one-of-a-kind and may have slight design variations.
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