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NOITATIVNI:TAL LAI CHINA 2026,NEW COLLECTIONSI
Apr 16,2026
The 31st China International Furniture Fair, Shanghai New International Expo Centre
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Sculpting with Color: The Art of Peking Glass
Apr 02,2026
Though multicolor designs of two or more colors were popular throughout the later Qing-dynasty (1644-1911), artists also created Peking glass forms in a single, statement-making color. Whether carved in relief or left undecorated, these opaque glass forms were favored for their saturated color and refined simplicity, placing emphasis on the vessel’s silhouette in the longstanding tradition of Chinese monochrome porcelain.
Collection Spotlight: Horse Eyes from the Kiln
These folk vessels would have been fired in rural kilns, belonging to a category of Chinese ceramics known as “min yao” or “people’s ware.” Unlike the fine ceramics that were perfected in imperial kilns, min yao pottery was made for everyone, often sculpted from less refined materials and without care for exacting precision.
Collection Spotlight: Pottery to Guide the Spirit
Sculpted with rich meaning over 600 years ago, these rare offering vessels inspire moments of reflection. With earthen texture and intriguing form, each jar is a unique opportunity to look backwards through time – and inwards to ponder.