A Chinese cloisonné vase ... eight Buddhist emblems and a lotus flower motif in colorful enamel and copper, the ten-inch-tall vase is thought to have been made in the 18th or 19th century.

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to create enamel windows. Cloisonne prices vary greatly, depending on pattern, age and desirability. A Chinese vase with dragons and intricate scrolls might sell for $1,200, while a simpler floral ...

With more than 10 production processes, this sophisticated traditional craft was once only reserved for Chinese royalty ... exquisite cloisonne enamel items from vases to paintings.

The Chinese enameling called cloisonne has been made for centuries ... It is called “Peking enamel” or “Canton enamel.” A metal vase was covered with thick enamel, usually white, then ...

An early Ming-dynasty cloisonné enamel and gilt-bronze ... of the earliest surviving pieces of Chinese cloisonné were similarly intended for display, if not use, in temples, including incense burers ...

Hammering the base, soldering, filling enamel, firing, polishing and gilding—after these meticulous processes, a new piece of cloisonné, known as jingtailan in Chinese ... ritual wine vessel ...

Although it is not clear how Wagener and Yasuyuki met, there is no doubt that they collaborated and that the most significant result of their collaboration was the creation of the superb ...

Yasuyuki’s works, exemplars of Japanese enamel, have been collected by institutions from the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford to the Los Angeles Country Museum of Art. The vase comes up for auction ...

With more than 10 production processes, this sophisticated traditional craft was once only reserved for Chinese royalty ... exquisite cloisonne enamel items from vases to paintings.