Turquoise glaze, with its vibrant blue-green hue, was a distinctive decorative element in Qing Dynasty porcelain, adding a touch of exoticism and sophistication to both monochrome and polychrome pieces.
Iron oxide pigment played a crucial role in achieving a range of red, brown, and black colors in Qing porcelain, used in both monochrome glazes and underglaze and overglaze decorations.