Fighting Chicken Cup

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Tsun Jen Toung Ceramics
Tsun Jen Toung Ceramics
Taiwan
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Fighting Chicken Cup - Other Cups - Porcelain

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Imitation Forbidden City Doucai Chicken Cup This creative source comes from the "Chenghua Kiln Doucai Chicken Cup in Ming Dynasty" in the collection of the National Palace Museum. Imitation of the utensils of the chemical year, painted roosters, hens, chicks, vivid gestures, rich and beautiful colors, elegant cups, moderate capacity, not only for drinking tea, but also widely loved by collectors. Imitated Doucai Chicken Cup This work is inspired by the National Palace Museum's collection, Cup with Design of Chickens, Rocks, and Flower in Doucai Color, Cheng-hua reign, Ming dynasty. and collected at the National Palace Museum. Imitated utensils crafted during the Chenghua Period, a rooster, a hen and chicks are vividly painted in rich colors. With the elegant design, the cup is just right in size for tea drinking and collection. Imitation Forbidden City Bean Color Chicken Cup This work is collected by the National Palace Museum, "Ming Chenghua Kiln Bean Colored Crock Cup", and it is からヒントを德たものです. At that time, the food utensils imitated しています. Male 鶏, female 鶏, ひ よ こ が bright に 生 き 生 きと, color 豊 か に か れ て い ま す. Form も elegant で, そ の hand ご ろ な big き さ か ら, drinking tea に most suitable で, more く の 蔵 home か ら love さ れ て い ま す. Name: Imitation Forbidden City Doucai Chicken Cup Address: No. 221, Section 2, Zhishan Road, Shilin District, Taipei City Manufacturer: Cunrentang Art Porcelain Co., Ltd. Address: 3F, No. 15, Sanying Road, Yingge District, New Taipei City Origin: Taiwan Material: Porcelain Clay Size: 8.2X8.2X3.8 cm ± 5%

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Material
Porcelain
How It's Made
Handmade
Where It's Made
Taiwan
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This creative source comes from the "Chenghua Kiln Doucai Chicken Cup in Ming Dynasty" in the collection of the National Palace Museum.

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