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The first purchaser of this NFT (item activity section shows only minted and listed) will also receive the physical object of art / tribal artifact, contact instructions are provided in the unlockable content.
This NFT is uniquely paired with a physical piece of art. Minted by the owner of an esteemed art collection, the NFT serves a new purpose by providing a transferable, permanent, historic, public record of provenance. Additional Information
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Artist: Xiong Jun
Medium: Porcelain
Dimensions: H. 21.6cm x 52cm
Origin: Jingdezhen, China
Provenance: Kingdom Ceramics Gallery
Exhibited: Kingdom Ceramics Gallery, Xiamen, China 2004; Private Museum, Xiamen, China 2011
The creation of porcelains began over 2000 years ago in the ancient city of Chang Nan (China), later changed to Jingdezhen. Contemporary porcelains created by the few Master Ceramists of Jingdezhen, today are considered some of the finest on the planet. Styles range from the early QingHua (Blue & White) to the Gao Wen Yao Bian (High Temperature Glaze) which can only be found in Jingdezhen.
'Flying' - Porcelain - Xiong Jun
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'Flying' - Porcelain - Xiong Jun
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Overview
The first purchaser of this NFT (item activity section shows only minted and listed) will also receive the physical object of art / tribal artifact, contact instructions are provided in the unlockable content.
This NFT is uniquely paired with a physical piece of art. Minted by the owner of an esteemed art collection, the NFT serves a new purpose by providing a transferable, permanent, historic, public record of provenance. Additional Information
Description
Artist: Xiong Jun
Medium: Porcelain
Dimensions: H. 21.6cm x 52cm
Origin: Jingdezhen, China
Provenance: Kingdom Ceramics Gallery
Exhibited: Kingdom Ceramics Gallery, Xiamen, China 2004; Private Museum, Xiamen, China 2011
The creation of porcelains began over 2000 years ago in the ancient city of Chang Nan (China), later changed to Jingdezhen. Contemporary porcelains created by the few Master Ceramists of Jingdezhen, today are considered some of the finest on the planet. Styles range from the early QingHua (Blue & White) to the Gao Wen Yao Bian (High Temperature Glaze) which can only be found in Jingdezhen.
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