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Blossoms Tumbler Pair

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012406

NT$ 10,000.00

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Blossoms Tumbler Pair

NT$ 10,000.00

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Size

Size: H10.5cm x Dia 7.5cm x 18cL

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Peony and camellia, derived from the hand carved floral motifs on a 15th century red lacquer ware vase, are portrayed in all their elaborate beauty on a pair of shapely tumblers.

Based on a long necked red lacquer vase with incised floral decoration; Ming dynasty, Yongle reign (1403-1424)

About the collection
A collaborative project with Taiwan’s National Palace Museum to reimagine its priceless collection of Chinese artworks and artefacts as objects for a contemporary lifestyle. Each piece carries the Museum’s logotype.