Chinese porcelain figurine of an Emperor
Chinese porcelain figurine of an Emperor
Description
20th Century/China
Chinese porcelain figures have a long and rich history, dating back centuries. These figures often depict deities, historical figures, scholars, or characters from folklore and literature, serving both decorative and symbolic purposes. The Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) was a period of significant artistic production in China, with porcelain wares reaching new heights of refinement and popularity.
This particular figurine, likely representing an emperor or a high-ranking official, is characterized by its detailed attire and serene expression. Such figures were often created as decorative objects for homes or as gifts, reflecting the cultural importance of status, wisdom, and imperial power in Chinese society. The vibrant colors and intricate designs are typical of decorative porcelain pieces produced for both domestic and export markets.
Care
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Design
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