Emperor Wu Temple Jar
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Squat dragon lidded round jar - From our Ming collection
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Inspiration
The Emperor Wu Temple Jar, a timeless Chinese porcelain classic, depicts a fearsome dragon in cobalt blue on white.
An incense musk wafts from the doorway of the grand pagoda, where rows of robed eunuchs bow before a host of resplendent dignitaries. They are paying their respects to the late Emperor Wu.
Wu presided over a golden age for Chinese culture. The arts flourished under decades of peace and stability. Wu proved that a peaceful, united China was possible, and his successors strived to emulate his achievement. The hand-painted blue dragon pattern takes inspiration from Mongolian designs, with a splash of Manchurian, so if your room is going for a cultural feel, this jar will be a worthwhile addition.
As for styling this piece, it’s pretty versatile. Group with smaller blue and white jars, or add one on each windowsill.
An incense musk wafts from the doorway of the grand pagoda, where rows of robed eunuchs bow before a host of resplendent dignitaries. They are paying their respects to the late Emperor Wu.
Wu presided over a golden age for Chinese culture. The arts flourished under decades of peace and stability. Wu proved that a peaceful, united China was possible, and his successors strived to emulate his achievement. The hand-painted blue dragon pattern takes inspiration from Mongolian designs, with a splash of Manchurian, so if your room is going for a cultural feel, this jar will be a worthwhile addition.
As for styling this piece, it’s pretty versatile. Group with smaller blue and white jars, or add one on each windowsill.
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