Ceramic Vase Yuhuchunping | Impertial Porcelain | Chinese Ceramics

Experience the graceful form of the Ceramic Vase Yuhuchunping, an enduring masterpiece of Chinese ceramics and a symbol of imperial refinement among Chinese ceramics antiques. Originating in the Tang and perfected through the Yuan and Ming dynasties, the Yuhuchunping—known as the “pear-shaped vase”—embodies harmony, balance, and perfect proportion. Each vase is handcrafted in Jingdezhen, painted with natural mineral pigments, and fired up to 1320 °C in kiln to be finished products, achieving a smooth, translucent glaze admired by generations of emperors and collectors.

During the reigns of the Kangxi Emperor, Yongzheng Emperor, and Qianlong Emperor, the Ceramic Vase Yuhuchunping reached unparalleled artistic heights. Royal kilns in Jingdezhen produced magnificent Chinese ceramics in blue-and-white, Famille Rose, enamel, and other imperial finishes—uniting technical mastery with poetic elegance. Each Chinese ceramics antique in this collection revives that imperial splendor, adorned with dragons for power, lotus blossoms for virtue, and peonies for prosperity, reflecting the core symbolic language of the Qing court.

Every Ceramic Vase Yuhuchunping is fired up to 1320 °C in kiln to be finished products, keeping forever like a diamond—ensuring heirloom brilliance, durability, and museum-grade craftsmanship. Perfect for luxury homes, grand hotels, art galleries, and executive offices, these handcrafted Chinese ceramics elevate any interior with royal grace and cultural depth. As collectible art and among the finest Chinese ceramics antiques, they honor the legacy of the Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong courts—embodying timeless beauty, imperial prestige, and enduring elegance.