A pair of blue and white porcelain vases painted with dragons writhing amidst clouds decorated with lion masks at handles
“Have you ever noticed that technologies we consider cutting-edge today may have their roots in ancient wisdom?”
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The “sprayed cobalt” technique, historically used to decorate vases and ceramics, is a fundamental precursor to modern airbrushing. This method involves blowing cobalt oxide powder through a tube to create natural gradations of color, adding depth and dimension to the design. It requires exceptional skill and precise control of airflow to achieve the desired effect.
The 19th-century dragon and cloud motif vase with four-clawed dragons is a masterpiece that symbolizes power and status, often associated with aristocrats and lesser members of the imperial family during the Qing Dynasty. The dragon soaring through the clouds represents celestial power and prosperity, embodying the prestige and honor of its owner.
Though time moves forward, these exquisite artistic techniques continue to inspire. They serve as a testament to the craftsmanship and meticulous artistry of the past, demonstrating that the mastery of ancient artisans remains the foundation of modern innovation.
A pair of blue and white porcelain vases painted with dragons writhing amidst clouds decorated with lion masks at handles
Style: Chinese (Circa: 19th Century)
Dimensions: W 12 cm. H 20 cm.
Estimated Price: 100,000 - 150,000 THB
Starting Price: 28,000 THB