Dragon and Pearl Liuli Ceramic Display Plate
A sinuous dragon circles a raised pearl, its scaled body extending across a field of curling clouds. The monochrome glaze settles into the carved lines and around the central orb, bringing the relief into sharper definition as the light changes. The dragon-and-pearl pairing has appeared throughout Chinese decorative art for centuries. Made in Mentougou, Beijing, this Liuli ceramic plate is intended for upright presentation on its included display stand.
Details:
Material: Liuli glazed ceramic
Glaze: Imperial Gold
Origin: Mentougou, Beijing, China
Dimensions: 8.66 in diameter × 0.39 in deep (22 cm diameter × 1 cm deep)
Display stand included
Presented in a protective gift box
Decorative display use only; not intended for food service
Variations in glaze depth, crackle and tonal concentration may occur during firing
Care:
Dust with a soft, dry cloth or a clean, soft-bristled brush. If necessary, wipe gently with a slightly damp cloth and dry immediately. Do not soak, place in a dishwasher or clean with abrasive materials.
Symbols & Feng Shui
Craft, Material, Legacy
Shaped by Hand & Time
More than 20 days and 10+ steps shape each object, from clay preparation to hand refinement, firing, glazing, and natural cooling.
Built for Presence
Dense ceramic body, mineral glaze, and kiln firing give each piece its weight, depth, and lasting sculptural presence.
Imperial Kiln Legacy
Carrying a 760+ year kiln heritage, these works preserve rare glaze techniques tied to China’s historic imperial architecture.