Stylish ceramic bowl
Volume 65 ml
Origin: Dehua
Complete with exquisite decoration in the form of the "Ba Po Tu"—the Eight Ancient Scrolls, a traditional motif of Chinese art. The walls are of medium thickness.
Dehua County (Fujian Province, China) - has long been famous for the unique technology of applying poured glaze, which is observed in our time. Dehua porcelain was and remains the most important product of China's foreign trade, along with silk and tea.
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