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Colours vary according to regional practice and were traditionally derived from natural sources: red from sepang (Caesalpinia sappan)
with the earliest materials from La Tolita dating as far back as 600 BC
The plate features a stunning application of bright green and amber sancai glaze
and models of daily life
or other liquids and powders
Ming Dynasty Swatow Ware Porcelain Dish qingdynasty Colours vary according to regionalLate Ming Dynasty, c. 1630 AD, Zhangzhou Prefecture, Fujian Province, China An absolutely gorgeous large blue and white Swatow (Zhangzhou) ware dish, boldly painted in a soft grayish blue palette with traditional motifs. The center features a stylized Fu () character symbolizing good fortune, encircled by a characteristic biscuited brown band. The reverse is adorned with four concentric rings painted in underglaze blue. Produced in the coastal kilns