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Ruyang Plum Blossom Jade |
| From:Luoyang |
| Class:Antiques |
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Meihuayu (the Plum Blossom Jade) gets its name for the colorful patterns like plum blossoms. It is also named Ruyu (the Jade of Ruyang) since it was found in the Shangdian Town of Ruyang County, Henan Province, where the Yangshao Cultural Heritages lie.
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New Year pictures of Zhuxian Town |
| From:Kaifeng |
| Class:Antiques |
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Zhuxianzhen Nianhua, the New Year pictures of Zhuanxian Town, originated in the Tang Dynasty and flourished in Ming Dynasty and Qing Dynasty. It is said that the town of Zhuxianzhen in Kaifeng is the cradle of Chinese xylograph. The lines being bold and ex... |
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Nanyang Pyrograph |
| From:Nanyang |
| Class:Antiques |
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Taking the wood of euonymus microcarpus as raw material, pyrograph is the traditional handicraft of Nanyang, Henan Province.
Nanyang Pyrograph originated during the Emperor Guangxu Period of late Qing Dynasty involving pyrogragh of chopsticks, rulers, ... |
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Kaifeng Embroidery |
| From:Kaifeng |
| Class:Antiques |
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The embroidery of Kaifeng, an ancient city once called Bianliang, originated over 1,700 years ago in the Spring and Autumn Period and flourished in the Northern Song Dynasty when an institution named Wenxiuyuan was established to make embroidered clothes a... |
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Guan kiln |
| From:Kaifeng |
| Class:Antiques |
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With the successive discovery of ancient sites of 3 of the 5 top porcelains of China, namely Ru porcelain, Jun porcelain and Ding kiln, the unresolved enigma of the Ashes of the Guan Kilns of the Northern Song Dynasty with a missing history of 800 years ha... |
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Jun porcelain |
| From:Xuchang |
| Class:Antiques |
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Jun porcelain, made in Yuzhou which is also called Jundu, namely the “capital of Jun porcelains”, is one of five top porcelains of China, famous for its amazing change of color during the process of firing in kilns. Beginning in the Tang Dynasty and thrivi... |
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Ru Porcelains |
| From:Pingdingshan |
| Class:Antiques |
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It was said in the Song Dynasty that “Ru porcelain is the king of celadon wares”. Ru porcelains, to the handicraft artists, are “the representation of the greatest beauty in the simplest form”.
Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty established official Ru... |
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