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Nineteenth Century Japanese Jiugu Porcelain Image height 17.8 cm
Welcome Manjusri Shili Bodhisattva's Christmas
"Jiugu Porcelain" is a Japanese painted porcelain, named after its birthplace, Jiugu, which has a history of 350 years. Most of the porcelains in Jiugu Kiln were gorgeous in color and style, which was in line with the consumption mentality of the aristocrats at that time. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Chinese painted porcelain was introduced into Japan, loved by the local people, and developed rapidly, so Japanese painted porcelain has a strong Chinese style.
