The object is a Chinese porcelain figurine, likely from the Qing Dynasty era (16441912). These figurines were popular collectibles, especially in the 17th century when they became sought-after items in Europe.
* Material:
Porcelain, a hard, white, and delicate ceramic made from a special clay heated to a high temperature.
* Subject:
Depicts a bijin or beauty, a common subject in Chinese art, often shown in detailed garments with subtle expressions.
* Style:
The figurine showcases hand-painted designs, with each one having unique kimono patterns.
* Symbolism:
Motifs and colors on the figurine may carry symbolic meanings, such as longevity or blessings.
* Rarity:
Due to their age and delicate nature, well-preserved antique porcelain figurines can be valuable.
* Display:
Originally, these figurines were sometimes arranged in groups, meant to be displayed around a central object.
* Marks:
Product Information
| Category | Vintage & collectibles > Other |
|---|---|
| Condition | Good |
