Most pieces date back to the 18th-century Qing Dynasty, as the three Qing emperors were avid collectors of antique ceramics .

Don't smooth out the wrinkles; to decorate your home like the Victorian era, you need items that look realistically antique. Continue adding sheets until the entire vase is covered in tissue and ...

With a spotlight on Vietnamese art, the auction also features more than 100 Japanese prints in the Ukiyo-e style ...

The vase and chawan bowl, hallowed staples of the tea ceremony, have been revived by Mayuyama's artistry. 47:53 To celebrate their completion, the descendant of tea master Sen-no-Rikyu serves tea.

And there's a tradition in, uh, continental Europe of modeling large-scale birds and animals in ceramic, which dates back really to the Meissen porcelain ... this was in an antique shop, you ...

A classic Kominka antique house in Japan. The other is Machiya (a merchant townhouse). Like Kominka, machiya has a long history and classic values, but it is mostly located in historic cities like ...

Including the Porcelain Collector's Suite, the Flower Collector's Suite, the Book Collector's Suite, the Antique ... features blue and white porcelain vases, marble figurines across an accent ...

But the Jars website has the largest array of serving options, including pitchers, vases ... sandstone porcelain used to make its dinnerware is unique to the Hasami region of Japan.

An artist has garnered a cult online following internationally after inventing a quirky Japanese street fashion ... "painted white") powdery make-up with vintage clothing to form a new style.

The one-of-a-kind Japanese bus owned by collector Ophios ... pages – both titled Exotic Bus Collection – to promote vintage buses from around the world, but he also sometimes rents out his ...

But that’s not the only beautiful winter flower to chase away winter blues. There’s winter daphne, known for its white to ...

“The Vase always suits Japan,” said Onikubo, who completed the Godolphin Flying Start programme in 2021 before joining Net Dreamers, which operates the Japanese racing website netkeiba.com.