Yellow Porcelain Decorative Jars and Urns

Inspired by the batik tradition, Thai artisan Panida Tamjun elaborately adorns this Benjarong jar with stylized Asian motifs. A hand-painted marvel of modern ceramics, the intricate floral design of this porcelain pot is distinctively painted yellow, green, red, black, white and decorated with genuine gold gilt. This one-of-a-kind decorative accent will complement any setting.

• Dimension - 6" H x 4.7" Diam.
• Weight - 1.29
• Color - Black
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• For decorative use only
• Thailand

Pink and red lotuses detailed with 2.6k gold applications celebrate the legendary art of Benjarong. This white porcelain teacup is designed by Panida Tamjun. She is inspired by the classic batik motifs of southern Thailand. The teacup, lid and saucer, are all painted by hand with detailed artistry.

• Dimension - 4.3" H x 4.3" W x 3.3" D
• Weight - 0.88
• Color - Gold Tone
• Not for use in microwave oven
• Color and/or motif may vary slightly
• Free of lead and toxins
• Thailand

This white porcelain mug contains the delicate elegance of Thailand's Benjarong artistry. Panida Tamjun finds the perfect balance between tradition and innovation as she includes classic Thai batik patterns into her designs. The mug with a regal elephant for a handle, lid and a saucer, is painted by hand in the distinctive colors of Benjarong, blue, red, yellow, green, and detailed with applications of 2.6k gold paint.

• Dimension - 5.75" H x 4.9" W x 3.1" D
• Weight - 1.22
• Color - Multicolor
• Not for use in microwave oven
• Color and/or motif may vary slightly
• Free of lead and toxins
• Thailand

This is a handmade porcelain container urn jar in a bright yellow #D6BA00 base color. The surface has a color flowers birds graphic.

• Dimensions: Dia 5.5" x h12"
• Origin: China
• Material: Ceramic
• Condition: hand made, vintage rustic marks finish, a variation of drawing detail

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Panida Tamjun celebrates the unique beauty of Benjarong art with a modern design inspired by the classic batik motifs of southern Thailand. Like festive fireworks, pink and gold flowers are painted by hand on the white porcelain mug, lid and saucer. In classic Benjarong tradition, the motifs are detailed with 2.6k gold applications

• Dimension - 5.75" H x 4.9" W x 3.1" D
• Weight - 1.3
• Color - Gold Tone
• Not for use in microwave oven
• Color and/or motif may vary slightly
• For decorative use only
• Thailand

Dimensions: 7"W x 7"D x 12"H

• Material: Porcelain
• Handmade
• Not for food uses
• Each one may vary slightly in color and sizes due to handmade process

Tea brewing is an integral part of Chinese culture and tea jars hold significant importance in everyday life. This square porcelain tea jar is a meticulous replica of the tea jars used during the Qing dynasty in the early 20th century. The jar has a stunning light yellow body adorned with hand-painted traditional folk figurines throughout. The intricate detailing of these figurines is a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of the artisans who created this piece. The porcelain jar comes with a matching dragon motif lid. This tea jar is a valuable item to collect, not only because of its historical significance but also for its aesthetic appeal. You can display it on a side table or use it as a centerpiece, where it is sure to be admired for its beauty and intricate detailing.

The Imperial Yellow Temple Jar is a decorative yellow jar that has its roots far in the past. The Imperial label is apropos for the porcelain jar because this piece is made of clay sourced from the area surrounding the kilns that produced objects for the Imperial estate during the heyday of the dynasties. The formulas to achieve the particular yellow on this jar's surface is a secret one guarded by ceramicist families devoted to the single color. The bright yellow was originally produced to represent the Emperor in the Forbidden City.

The Imperial Yellow Ginger Jar is a decorative yellow jar that has its roots far in the past. The Imperial label is apropos for the porcelain jar because this piece is made of clay sourced from the area surrounding the kilns that produced objects for the Imperial estate during the heyday of the dynasties. The formulas to achieve the particular yellow on this jar's surface is a secret one guarded by ceramicist families devoted to the single color. The bright yellow was originally produced to represent the Emperor in the Forbidden City.

The Brill White Large Jar has brilliant swaths of gold ornamenting its white porcelain body, lid, and handle. The artisan who creates this family of decorative accessories is excellent at gold glazing on porcelain and at carving the handles that represent a bamboo trunk by hand. We offer the Brill in a number of sizes and color combinations.