Baoxiang Flower Liuli Ceramic Vase
Nine stylized blossoms emerge from a dense field of curling leaves, arranged as a symmetrical floral crown above a tapered foot. Baoxiang Flower is not a botanical species, but an idealized ornament assembled from lotus, peony, honeysuckle and other plant forms. Favored in Tang-dynasty decorative art, the motif is defined by radial order and abundant detail. Here, Imperial Gold flower heads stand against Emerald Green foliage in raised Liuli ceramic relief. A small opening at the crest can hold a few stems or branches without interrupting the patterned silhouette.
Details:
Material: Liuli glazed ceramic
Motif: Baoxiang flower relief
Glazes: Imperial Gold and Emerald Green
Origin: Mentougou, Beijing, China
Dimensions: 3.54 W × 5.12 H × 1.18 D in (9 W × 13 H × 3 D cm)
Designed for one slender stem or branch
Presented in a protective gift box
Flowers not included
Slight differences in glaze pooling, tonal density and surface character may occur during firing
Care:
Dust with a soft cloth or clean, soft-bristled brush. If used with water, empty and dry the vase between arrangements. Clean by hand with lukewarm water and mild dish soap when necessary. Do not soak or place in a dishwasher.
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.
