Henan Zhengzhou | Ingenious Treasures in the Museum - Exhibition of Ming and Qing Dynasty Treasures from the Museum Collection

❤Recommended reason: During the Ming and Qing dynasties, the royal family established specialized manufacturing and management institutions, such as the Imperial Workshop during the Ming dynasty and the Zaobanchu during the Qing dynasty, producing a large number of exquisitely crafted and unparalleled artisanal treasures. 👍Most recommended: During the Ming and Qing periods, lacquerware was made with exquisite materials and complex craftsmanship, and decorated with rich and elegant designs. The use of various techniques such as carved lacquer, filled lacquer, inlay, polychrome painting, and gold lacquer, displayed a unique charm of lacquer art. 👍Most recommended: Enamelware was introduced to China from Western Asia during the Yuan dynasty and was quickly endowed with the traditional style of the Chinese nation. With the efforts during the Ming dynasty's Xuande and Jingtai reigns, the craftsmanship made significant advances. 👍Most recommended: During the Ming and Qing periods, Chinese ceramics, especially colored porcelain, saw tremendous development. Not only did they utilize the firing techniques of celadon and white porcelain, but they also drew on the development of low-temperature colored glazes since the Western Han dynasty. Based on the ceramic craftsmanship of the Song and Yuan dynasties, there were breakthroughs and innovations, reaching the highest level in history.