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A remarkable Asian Ginger Jar, 19th century. Asian ginger jars from the 19th century are exquisite porcelain pieces that showcase the intricate artistry of the Qing Dynasty. These jars, often characterized by their vibrant palette of green, yellow, and other enamel colors, feature intricate hand-painted designs that typically include depictions of nature, mythical creatures, and intricate floral motifs, or even palatial motifs such as this piece.

Famille vert technique. Famille Vert, a decorative technique originating from Chinese porcelain production during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, is characterized by its vibrant and multicolored palette, typically featuring shades of green, yellow, and various other enamel colors. This technique is often used to adorn ginger jars, which are lidded ceramic vessels originally designed for storing and transporting valuable spices. The famille vert technique involves intricate hand-painting with these colorful enamels, creating intricate scenes that often include figures, landscapes, and floral motifs, making ginger jars adorned with this technique highly prized for their visual appeal, cultural significance, and historical value in the world of Chinese porcelain art.

Very good condition. Wooden stand included.