Reproduction Qing dynastie falangcai cup with persimmon
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Reproduction Qing dynastie falangcai cup with persimmon
| Size | Ø 7 cm |
|---|---|
| Origin | Jingdezhen kilns |
| Material | porcelain |
| Glaze | / |
| Shape | / |
| Pattern | falangcai ("foreign colors") with persimmon |
| Beginning | Qing dynasty (1644-1912) |
| Making | 100% handmade |
Falangcai is a type of enamelled decoration on porcelain and was invented in Qing dynasty under the influence of western arts and techniques.
Due to the similar pronunciation, double persimmon pattern is used to symbolize “luck” and is often seen as decoration on porcelain.