Reproduction Qing dynasty Yongzheng Susancai dragon plate
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Reproduction Qing dynasty Yongzheng Susancai dragon plate
| Size | Ø 14 cm |
|---|---|
| Origin | Jingdezhen kilns |
| Material | porcelain |
| Glaze | imperial yellow monochrome |
| Shape | / |
| Pattern | Susancai ("plain tricolor"), two dragons playing with a ball |
| Beginning | Ming dynasty (1368-1644) |
| Making | 100% handmade |
Susancai, literally “plain tricolor”, was invented in Zhengde period (1506-1521) of Ming dynasty and thrived in Kangxi period (1654-1722) of Qing dynasty. Susancai is usually made by applying green, yellow, and eggplant purple on the unglazed ware.