Ming Dynasty Sancai Glazed Pottery Horseshoe-Back Chair romanobritishculture The materials used ranged from

The materials used ranged from llama wool and cotton to chiffon and even feathers

corrosion and minimal dents

evolving from the traditional folding stool into a symbol of status and refinement

luminous pear-shaped wedding beads—highly treasured by Fulani women in Mali and traditionally given by mother to daughter as part of her wedding adornment

Ming Dynasty Sancai Glazed Pottery Horseshoe-Back Chair romanobritishculture The materials used ranged fromMing Dynasty, c. 1550 1600, North China A rare and exquisite Ming Dynasty pottery model of a horseshoe back armchair (jiao yi), dating to circa 1550 1600. This finely crafted burial ware (mingqi) is adorned with a vibrant green and ocher lead glaze, a hallmark of Ming ceramic artistry. The elegantly curved backrest, terminating in outwardly sweeping ends, is delicately adorned with a floral motif, while the gracefully arched armrests enhance the