Chinese Molded Celadon Vase w Flared Rim & Floral Relief Motif & Qianlong (HiC) containing a series of spaces

containing a series of spaces that form a single artistic object where each element is an inextricable part of the whole

The work is framed in a black wood frame with a beige linen mat

Charlot and the others visited the USA and taught - mostly in New York City - the true fresco technique

Late Period (300 BC - 400 AD) that come with a acrylic stand (in case you don't want the stand shipping will be cheaper than shown)

Chinese Molded Celadon Vase w Flared Rim & Floral Relief Motif & Qianlong (HiC) containing a series of spacesThis exquisite celadon vase is a remarkable specimen with an apocryphal mark of the Qing Dynasty, more specific from the Qianlong period (1736 1795). It is distinguished by its delicate sea green glaze and masterfully crafted floral relief work that envelops the entire surface, imbuing it with texture and depth. The vase boasts a classical shape with a gracefully flared rim and a robust, rounded body, reflecting traditional East Asian ceramic forms.