Carved Jade Vase and Flowers
This exquisite Carved Jade Vase and Flowers from the Qing Dynasty (19th century) is a stunning example of Chinese craftsmanship, representing the pinnacle of artistic achievement during this period. Made from the coveted Yangzhong jade, this piece embodies the elegance and refined artistry that are hallmarks of Qing Dynasty artifacts.
The Qing Dynasty, which lasted from 1644 to 1912, was the last imperial dynasty of China. It was a time of cultural richness and artistic innovation, marked by significant developments in literature, painting, and the decorative arts. Jade carving, in particular, reached new heights during this period, with artisans producing works of incredible detail and beauty.
This vase, intricately carved from a single block of jade, showcases the delicate floral motifs that were popular during the Qing Dynasty. The flowers, meticulously crafted and attached to the vase, add a dynamic and naturalistic element to the piece. The jade's rich, translucent quality highlights the intricate details and expert workmanship, creating a harmonious blend of form and material.
Without its custom wooden stand, the piece reaches a height of 9.5 inches, presenting a graceful and sophisticated profile. The fitted box, designed for storage, provides protective casing, ensuring the jade vase and flowers remain in pristine condition when not on display.
This Carved Jade Vase and Flowers is a testament to the refined taste and skilled artisanship of the 19th-century Qing Dynasty. The dynasty's emphasis on artistic excellence and the patronage of the arts by the imperial court led to the creation of such masterpieces. Jade was particularly prized during the Qing Dynasty, symbolizing purity, nobility, and immortality, making this vase not only a decorative object but also a symbol of the cultural and historical significance of its time.
Owning this piece means possessing a tangible connection to the rich heritage of the Qing Dynasty, making it a prized possession for collectors and connoisseurs of Chinese art and history.
This exquisite Carved Jade Vase and Flowers from the Qing Dynasty (19th century) is a stunning example of Chinese craftsmanship, representing the pinnacle of artistic achievement during this period. Made from the coveted Yangzhong jade, this piece embodies the elegance and refined artistry that are hallmarks of Qing Dynasty artifacts.
The Qing Dynasty, which lasted from 1644 to 1912, was the last imperial dynasty of China. It was a time of cultural richness and artistic innovation, marked by significant developments in literature, painting, and the decorative arts. Jade carving, in particular, reached new heights during this period, with artisans producing works of incredible detail and beauty.
This vase, intricately carved from a single block of jade, showcases the delicate floral motifs that were popular during the Qing Dynasty. The flowers, meticulously crafted and attached to the vase, add a dynamic and naturalistic element to the piece. The jade's rich, translucent quality highlights the intricate details and expert workmanship, creating a harmonious blend of form and material.
Without its custom wooden stand, the piece reaches a height of 9.5 inches, presenting a graceful and sophisticated profile. The fitted box, designed for storage, provides protective casing, ensuring the jade vase and flowers remain in pristine condition when not on display.
This Carved Jade Vase and Flowers is a testament to the refined taste and skilled artisanship of the 19th-century Qing Dynasty. The dynasty's emphasis on artistic excellence and the patronage of the arts by the imperial court led to the creation of such masterpieces. Jade was particularly prized during the Qing Dynasty, symbolizing purity, nobility, and immortality, making this vase not only a decorative object but also a symbol of the cultural and historical significance of its time.
Owning this piece means possessing a tangible connection to the rich heritage of the Qing Dynasty, making it a prized possession for collectors and connoisseurs of Chinese art and history.
This exquisite Carved Jade Vase and Flowers from the Qing Dynasty (19th century) is a stunning example of Chinese craftsmanship, representing the pinnacle of artistic achievement during this period. Made from the coveted Yangzhong jade, this piece embodies the elegance and refined artistry that are hallmarks of Qing Dynasty artifacts.
The Qing Dynasty, which lasted from 1644 to 1912, was the last imperial dynasty of China. It was a time of cultural richness and artistic innovation, marked by significant developments in literature, painting, and the decorative arts. Jade carving, in particular, reached new heights during this period, with artisans producing works of incredible detail and beauty.
This vase, intricately carved from a single block of jade, showcases the delicate floral motifs that were popular during the Qing Dynasty. The flowers, meticulously crafted and attached to the vase, add a dynamic and naturalistic element to the piece. The jade's rich, translucent quality highlights the intricate details and expert workmanship, creating a harmonious blend of form and material.
Without its custom wooden stand, the piece reaches a height of 9.5 inches, presenting a graceful and sophisticated profile. The fitted box, designed for storage, provides protective casing, ensuring the jade vase and flowers remain in pristine condition when not on display.
This Carved Jade Vase and Flowers is a testament to the refined taste and skilled artisanship of the 19th-century Qing Dynasty. The dynasty's emphasis on artistic excellence and the patronage of the arts by the imperial court led to the creation of such masterpieces. Jade was particularly prized during the Qing Dynasty, symbolizing purity, nobility, and immortality, making this vase not only a decorative object but also a symbol of the cultural and historical significance of its time.
Owning this piece means possessing a tangible connection to the rich heritage of the Qing Dynasty, making it a prized possession for collectors and connoisseurs of Chinese art and history.
Category: Asian - Decorative Vase
Country of Origin: China
Artist/Maker: Unknown
Markings: "Yangzhong Jade / Category Xiu / No. 1295"
In House Collection: 1 of 1
Condition: F
Condition Additional Notes: Comes with fitted box and base, wear as shown.
Material: Yangzhong Jade
Age: Qing Dynasty (19th C.)
Language: Mandarin
Size: With the two pieces together the piece is 9.5" tall without the base
