Chinese Original Handpainted Dunhuang Dance Pattern Gaiwan Japanese Pottery Teaware

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Chinese Original Handpainted Dunhuang Dance Pattern Gaiwan Japanese Pottery TeawareThis delicate gaiwan is painted in Chinese traditional Dunhuang dance painting, paired with a kohiki craft. The inspiration for the pattern of Dunhuang flying apsaras comes from the murals in Dunhuang Grottoes (such as Mogao Grottoes). The flying apsaras in Dunhuang murals fly without feathers, and present a light and dancing posture through the ribbons wrapped around their arms. The flying ribbons and the heavenly music give people a romantic

and soft like spring gliding in your tip of tongue

and absorb the lake water from the upper reaches of Nanwan Lake for growth

This is a unique and traditional dyeing process of the Chinese Miao ethnic minority

Every detail of this purple clay pot reflects the strong style of ancient Chinese literati

Since the early Qing dynasty(1644-1911)

600 meters

with a dark and smooth color and golden tips

Taste Features: Fresh and mellow taste

where the colored decoration is applied on top of the already fired and glazed surface

as decoration on objects

300 degrees

but only uses blue and white as a color that makes up the entire picture and is on the same level as red