Frasco de Chá da Dinastia Qing

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This is a porcelain tea cup from the Qing Dynasty of China, dating back to the 17th century. This new dynasty will take several years to dominate all Chinese territory, which will lead to the closure of many porcelain manufacturers and a decline in Western commerce at Chinese ports. However, during the reign of Emperor Kangxi, between 1662-1725, porcelain production is resumed with renewed vigor. The color palette multiplies, and the characteristic blues of Chinese porcelain are improved, resulting in greater uniformity and fluidity of painting. Around this time, also known as the "green family" glazes emerge, and near the end of Kangxi's reign, a Dutch ceramist invents pink glaze.