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A mesmerizing ceremonial textile (tampan) from the Lampung region of southern Sumatra
reflect the confident elegance and enduring legacy of Qing artistry at its height
Accession Number: 1910
and twisted into a strong cord that may be tinted with natural dyes
University of Texas Press
Ming Dynasty Glazed Pottery Horseshoe-Back Chair noseornament A mesmerizing ceremonial textile (tampan)Ming Dynasty, c. 1550 1600, North China A rare and refined example of Ming Dynasty funerary art, this exquisite glazed pottery model represents a jiao yi, or horseshoe back armchairan iconic symbol of elegance and authority in imperial China. Created as a burial ware (mingqi), the chair is richly adorned with deep cobalt blue glaze across the frame and legs, contrasted with luminous turquoise highlights that accentuate the gracefully curved backrest
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