This article explores the use of Yuan Dynasty porcelain in funeral and burial practices, examining its significance as grave goods intended to accompany the deceased, providing insights into Yuan beliefs about death, the afterlife, and the symbolic meaning of these ceramics.
This article explores how bronze ware was used to express power in ancient Chinese tombs, highlighting the connection between the quantity, quality, and arrangement of these objects and the social status of the deceased, as well as beliefs about their afterlife.