This article examines the role of Yuan Dynasty porcelain as a status symbol and marker of power, analyzing how its ownership, display, and use as gifts demonstrated wealth, prestige, and social standing within Yuan society.
Qing porcelain served as a powerful symbol of status, wealth, and imperial authority, deeply embedded in the social and political fabric of the time, and reflecting the opulence of the era.
This article explores the use of bronze in ancient Chinese textile production, highlighting its role in creating tools like hooks and needles, decorative elements like buckles, and revealing the interplay of metalworking and textile craftsmanship.