Height: 12.5cm
Width: 10cm diameter
Condition: Excellent. Please examine all photos closely for exact condition – sold as shown.
This exquisite ginger jar dates back to the Qing Dynasty, circa 1900, and originates from the renowned Shiwan kilns of China. Known for their distinctive green earthward glaze, Shiwan ceramics are celebrated for their robust craftsmanship and naturalistic aesthetic.
The jar features a unique hexagonal form, setting it apart from the more commonly seen round ginger jars. Its green glaze, reminiscent of earthy tones, enhances the tactile quality of the piece, reflecting the traditional firing techniques that give Shiwan pottery its characteristic depth and texture.
As a vintage antique, this jar represents not only a functional storage vessel for spices or herbs but also a cultural artefact embodying the artistic traditions of early 20th-century Chinese ceramics. It stands as a timeless treasure, perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of historical decorative arts.
This exquisite ginger jar dates back to the Qing Dynasty, circa 1900, and originates from the renowned Shiwan kilns of China. Known for their distinctive green earthward glaze, Shiwan ceramics are celebrated for their robust craftsmanship and naturalistic aesthetic.
The jar features a unique hexagonal form, setting it apart from the more commonly seen round ginger jars. Its green glaze, reminiscent of earthy tones, enhances the tactile quality of the piece, reflecting the traditional firing techniques that give Shiwan pottery its characteristic depth and texture.
As a vintage antique, this jar represents not only a functional storage vessel for spices or herbs but also a cultural artefact embodying the artistic traditions of early 20th-century Chinese ceramics. It stands as a timeless treasure, perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of historical decorative arts.
Height: 12.5cm
Width: 10cm diameter
Condition: Excellent. Please examine all photos closely for exact condition – sold as shown.