porcelain vases
Fired clay containers
Porcelain vases are decorative containers made from fine ceramic, typically used for displaying flowers or as ornamental objects.
Porcelain—fired at high temperatures to achieve translucence and strength—has been prized for centuries, particularly pieces from China and Europe.
The mantelpiece held a pair of Ming dynasty porcelain vases.
The phrase often connotes fragility and value: Handle the porcelain vases carefully.
- lacquerwareResin-finished decorative objects
- bluePrimary color; also sad
- glazeThin lustrous coating
- baseSupporting bottom structure
- silk roadRoute surfaced with fine fabric
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- potterypot, pottery, clay pottery, throwing, terracotta
- Asian decorbamboo furniture, bonsai, Chinese lanterns, Japanese lanterns, paper lanterns
- modern vasesglass vases, ceramic vases, bud vases
- vase exhibitsmuseum collections
- Asian ceramicsceladon, bowl, blue and white, bowls, stoneware
- ceramicspottery, cup, bowl, plate, clay
porcelain vasesplastic containers
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