Yaobian Trumpet Mouth Vase Lassi Cup Such pieces were often made

Such pieces were often made by skilled artisans and used in temples and homes alike for daily devotional practices

This Carved Gujarati Head On Stand dates from the 19th century and is a fragment from an architectural carved panel with traces of original paint

It has been cleverly distressed and although it is not old it is made from reclaimed pine wood which usually comes from old Chinese doors and floors

The layers of worn paint reveal decades of use and exposure

Supplied with a hanger on the back

Yaobian Trumpet Mouth Vase Lassi Cup Such pieces were often madeThis Yaobian Trumpet Mouth Vase is handcrafted in Jingdezhen using traditional porcelain making techniques passed down through generations. Its elegant form combines a broad, rounded body with a tall, gently flared neck, creating a beautifully balanced silhouette that allows the remarkable glaze to take centre stage. The vase is finished in a spectacular yaobian glaze, flowing from soft cream and pale blue across the body into streaks of violet,