Say it with flowers: An expert guide to the symbolism of Chinese ceramic decoration | Christie's
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Katie Lundie reveals the meanings behind the motifs on Chinese porcelain
Say it with flowers: An expert guide to the symbolism of Chinese ceramic decoration Peonies, jasmine, chrysanthemums and other flowers are loaded with meaning in Chinese art. We peel back the layers on these exceptional ceramics Collecting Guides Asian Art 3 March 2025 Chinese porcelain has been decorated with a huge variety of motifs in the years since the first recognisable shapes appeared on painted pottery in the Neolithic period. Since the Song dynasty (960-1279) flowers have been among the most popular decorative themes. This was particularly true on 18th-century enamelled…
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