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| Keywords: Porslinsskål tillverkade i Kina med Bali herre över de dödas rike, 1800-tal - Skoklosters slott - 99420.tif LSH artwork sv SKÅL Svagt klockformig på rak fotkant Dekor på utsidan med åtta figurer fyra av Baliyáza Nat Bali herre över de dödas rike omväxlande med fyra Manókthiha Manussiha människolejon bårder med bladornament mot brunröd botten På insidan dekor med en blomma omgiven av vita ringar Runt brädden två bårder liknande dem på utsidan <br/>Exportgods för Thailand Inköpt av Wilhelmina von Hallwyl 27 januari 1911 hos Bukowskis Konsthandel <br/>Porcelain bowl decorated in overglaze enamels<br/>Qing dynasty first half of 19th century<br/>This bowl is an example of Bencharong five coloured ware destined for the Thai market Bencharong was made initially for the Siamese royal court towards the end of the 18th century Its vibrant colours embraced red yellow black white and turquoise green enamels while pink purple blue and orange were later added to the palette Specific religious motifs were sent to Jingdezhen from Thailand This vessel bears panels containing worshipping Thepanom Buddhist celestial beings wearing crowns and body jewellery and Norasingh mythical semi-deities who live in the Himmapan Forest having human head and torso hindquarters of a lion and tail and hoofs of a deer The legendary Forest is said to lie in the Himalayas below the Buddhist heavens and invisible to humans who can never approach or enter Flames and jewels adorn the background of the bowl and the inside is turquoise green original caption Porslinsskål tillverkade i Kina med Bali herre över de dödas rike 1800-tal <br/> Nyckelord Skålar Mönster Qingdynastin Kinesiskt porslin Färger Föremålsbild early other date century 19 size cm 7 3 fotkant size cm 9 2 size cm 17 8 HWY place of origin CN original filename hm_dig13732 18519 inventory number HWY XLVIII X A e l 03 99420 CC-BY-SA Jens Mohr Bowls vessel Patterns Qing Dynasty Relics Colors Porcelain of China Chinese ceramics in the Hallwyl Museum Sweden Ceramics of Korea Ceramics of Japan Ceramics Jens Mohr Media contributed by LSH dim-with multiple size templates Media contributed by LSH 2015-11 | ||||