The beauty of porcelain across the centuries

Master Yidetang, obsessed with the collection of Chinese royal porcelain and handicrafts, specializing in Tan Si, erudite research. Although there are only a few dozen pieces of royal porcelain, it reflects the keen eyes and enthusiasm of Tibetans everywhere. From the early 17th century to the early 18th century, it spanned a century and witnessed the unique craftsmanship in the torrent of Chinese history. This Yidetang porcelain will participate in the auction. Master, obsessed with the collection of Chinese royal porcelain and handicrafts, specializing in Tan Si, erudite research. Although there are only a few dozen pieces of royal porcelain, it reflects the keen eyes and enthusiasm of Tibetans everywhere. From the early 17th century to the early 18th century, it spanned a century and witnessed the unique craftsmanship in the torrent of Chinese history. This Yidetang porcelain will participate in the auction.

For the owner of Yidetang, the way to learn Tibet is to study the history of Tibet and observe the art of Tibet. According to the taste of the three dynasties of the Qing Dynasty, he focused on looking for Yufeng and Yuqi Dijun. Although focused on the early Qing Dynasty, he is still a quaint, elegant and touching ancient good tool. From the beginning of Chinese civilization to the period of the Republic of China, there are examples of hidden treasures. The curator is keen to collect Chinese cultural relics. Where he was full of pride, he could barely extricate himself. He does not reject thousands of faces, embraces the north and south of the river, and collects art treasures.

After 30 years of cold and summer, Yide Tang has followed the imperial style of the former empire, and is very interested in all kinds of official kiln porcelain in Jingdezhen. For example, the variety of porcelain on display at this special session is all-encompassing, including monochromatic glaze, blue and white glaze and overglaze color, showing the craftsmanship of imperial kilns. Tibetan connoisseurs who like colored glaze can use lemon yellow with flower cup, imitation emperor official glaze peach ink wash 205, or kiln glaze red as jujube, blue as empty kiln glaze antique copper pot.