Wang Bingrong- A Carver & Chinese Potter
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Norris Harris
By Norris Harris
Published on Tuesday 27th 2009
Wang Bingrong, was one of the renowned names as a bamboo carver, during
the period from 1862–1908. His techniques were so refined that he was
able to transfer his carving skill into the carving on porcelain. His
skills can be seen on the newly thrown jar or vase to dry to “leather
hard”.
Wang Bingrong, was one of the renowned names as a bamboo carver, during the period from 1862–1908. His techniques were so refined that he was able to transfer his carving skill into the carving on porcelain. His skills can be seen on the newly thrown jar or vase to dry to “leather hard”. He was also known for his beautiful decoration, which he used to carve on the jar in the style of ivory or jade carving.
Some of his featured works are the heron wading through a lotus pond. This beautiful jar and cover is famous for its dual function. One is that of a decorative table lamp, and another is that of an antique work of art in original condition.
As we all know that, lighting is one of the most important elements used while decorating and has the ability to influence the mood of a room in a variety of ways. For instance, for a romantic setting buy a soft lighting. However, if you're looking for something extra buy a table lamp. They are capable of giving an interior a finishing look and enhance the overall look and feel of a room.
The best part of these lamps are their perfect adaptability to work with wide range of styles, besides being a focal point of an interior. One of the easiest and powerful ways to create the desired look is by adding a beautiful lamp.
One of the lamps that were created by Wang Bingrong during the mid 19th century, are the chinese dry bodied porcelain, Qing dynasty jar and cover as a table lamp. These enamelled jars are known for their turquoise ground, which is carved in deep relief with a lotus pond subject. The specialty of these jars are their white heron wading that is well defined with lotus leaves and flowers. These flowers were in two shades of green with lotus flowers in aubergine. Even, the domed cover molded with a curled lotus leaf and flower. As per the Chinese mythology, the lotus symbolizes spiritual purity. Therefore, it is also used as the symbol for summer.
Another highly innovative and respected work of Wang Binrong, is the base of the jar with the applied seal mark.
Wang Binrong is known Chinese potter, who remained active through the Tong Zhi and Guang Xu reigns. His style of work was known as Fa-Hua in Chinese, this form of style was first developed during the Ming Dynasty. Today, you can view many of the Wang Binrong's antiques and vintage lamps online.
Some of his featured works are the heron wading through a lotus pond. This beautiful jar and cover is famous for its dual function. One is that of a decorative table lamp, and another is that of an antique work of art in original condition.
As we all know that, lighting is one of the most important elements used while decorating and has the ability to influence the mood of a room in a variety of ways. For instance, for a romantic setting buy a soft lighting. However, if you're looking for something extra buy a table lamp. They are capable of giving an interior a finishing look and enhance the overall look and feel of a room.
The best part of these lamps are their perfect adaptability to work with wide range of styles, besides being a focal point of an interior. One of the easiest and powerful ways to create the desired look is by adding a beautiful lamp.
One of the lamps that were created by Wang Bingrong during the mid 19th century, are the chinese dry bodied porcelain, Qing dynasty jar and cover as a table lamp. These enamelled jars are known for their turquoise ground, which is carved in deep relief with a lotus pond subject. The specialty of these jars are their white heron wading that is well defined with lotus leaves and flowers. These flowers were in two shades of green with lotus flowers in aubergine. Even, the domed cover molded with a curled lotus leaf and flower. As per the Chinese mythology, the lotus symbolizes spiritual purity. Therefore, it is also used as the symbol for summer.
Another highly innovative and respected work of Wang Binrong, is the base of the jar with the applied seal mark.
Wang Binrong is known Chinese potter, who remained active through the Tong Zhi and Guang Xu reigns. His style of work was known as Fa-Hua in Chinese, this form of style was first developed during the Ming Dynasty. Today, you can view many of the Wang Binrong's antiques and vintage lamps online.