The objects of the ancients are so much more exquisite than ours! !

When I walked into Exhibition Hall 3 of the Guangxi Provincial Museum, "Colorful Glazes - Exhibition of Porcelain in the Museum's Collection", I was surprised to find that the objects of the ancients were so much more exquisite than ours! [StarEyes][StarEyes]

Look at those thin-bodied porcelains, so light and translucent that you can seem to see the shadow of time through them. The flowers, birds, fish and insects on the pastel porcelain have delicate brushstrokes and soft colors, and every detail is full of ingenuity, as if the birds will flap their wings and fly out in the next second. Blue and white porcelain is even more unique. The blue pigment is used to outline the mountains, rivers, and figures on the porcelain body. The composition is exquisite and the charm is endless. [Tiptop]

In today's fast-paced life, most of our supplies are produced on assembly lines. Each of these porcelain pieces in the museum's collection has been meticulously crafted, embodying the craftsmen's hard work and wisdom and carrying the ancient people's ultimate pursuit of quality of life. Come here to experience the exquisite beauty of ancient artifacts up close and start an aesthetic dialogue that transcends time and space. [Surprising]

The exhibition carefully selected more than 200 pieces (sets) of fine porcelain from the museum's collection, and displayed them in chronological order using glaze as clues.

Over the past three thousand years, the development of ancient Chinese porcelain has never stopped. In the process of innovation and inclusiveness, from simple and elegant green glaze to gorgeous painting, it displays the beauty of ever-changing glaze colors. Porcelain has also become a brilliant artistic mark and cultural symbol representing China. In this exhibition hall, you can appreciate various types of porcelain. By visiting this exhibition, you can deeply experience the artistic value and cultural connotation of various types of porcelain from the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, have a basic understanding of traditional Chinese porcelain culture, and appreciate the profound influence of Chinese porcelain culture [Salute]

Post by AlexanderCarmichael78 | Feb 22, 2025