This article examines the distinct forms and decorative techniques of Yuan Dynasty porcelain, including its large shapes, bold motifs (floral, dragons), and underglaze painting. It reveals the artistic dynamism of the era.
While often not the focus of study, Ming Dynasty ceramic brushpots, used for holding calligraphy brushes, are significant artistic objects that combine both functionality and refined design, and demonstrate that even the simplest of everyday objects could often be produced using techniques of high skill and artistry.