During the Ming dynasty, China's porcelain production flourished, creating vases and cups that symbolised status and artistry ...

"Grand Dessert" celebrates the history of dessert, and art inspired by it, at the Kunstmuseum Den Haag in the Netherlands.

As one of the 11 stopping points on the former 530 kilometers long Nakasendo trade route ... Combining a unique blue-green color, a reddish-brown tone and fine bluish-white contrasts (due to ...

Few patterns capture the look quite like stripes, or navy and white stripes, to be more specific. The chicest people I know all have a navy and white striped shirt in their closet, but how does ...

On a ledge between the pair stands a pot of lilies, which according to experts at the Shanghai Museum is typical of Chinese blue-and-white porcelain. Lotus leaf designs ... that depict the stories of ...

You may not know the traditional name for them, or even their lengthy history, but you have most definitely come in contact with their famous shiny white glazed exterior and intricate blue designs.

The blue-and-white photographs ... Superior’s porcelain creations often take the shape of plates, putting a contemporary artistic creation in the form of a centuries-old trade.

Both must navigate complex questions of international trade: who made what where and for whom, with whose ideas and whose technology? The blue-and-white porcelain that bewitched Europeans when it ...

Wander chambers filled with age-old porcelain from China ... through latte-coloured streets to Colonna & Small's, a sky-blue, white and wood haven where the flat whites are life-affirming.

Santo Cristo de Burgos was a Manila galleon, a type of sturdy wooden vessel that plied an annual trade route between ... from small bits of blue-and-white porcelain to large pieces of wood tossed ...

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Penn State's Spring game, the Blue and White Game, is set for Saturday, April 26, and the team plans to auction off special Beaver Stadium memorabilia in honor of the ...

The arrival of blue-and-white porcelain in Europe some 500 years ago (first as ballast on merchant ships from China) ignited an obsession with the exotic. European-made vases, plates, and teacups ...