Hongwu Blue & White Porcelain Frilled Ginger Jar - Floral Period - 17th Century This vibrant antique Tibetan door

This vibrant antique Tibetan door is painted with the central motif of four auspicious animals circling the Wheel of Dharma

Dimensions: W33 x D18 x H46 cm

neck pillows like this one were commonly used back in the days when Chinese ladies had very elaborate hairstyles

This antique low table From Mongolia was originally used as a prayer table

Hongwu Blue & White Porcelain Frilled Ginger Jar - Floral Period - 17th Century This vibrant antique Tibetan doorThese reproduction Chinese blue & white ginger jars with lids depict peonies, lotus flowers & chrysanthemums. This darker cobalt shade of blue is often called Hongwu blue. Hongwu blue porcelain laid the foundation for the pinnacle of Chinese porcelain production during the Xuande (1399 1435) and Chenghua (1465 1487) reigns of the Ming dynasty. Hongwu porcelain is characterised by cobalt blue pigments with a slight purple hue due to manganese found in