Porcelain Lace Doll

Porcelain Lace Doll are porcelain dolls dressed in a dress formed by lace soaked in liquid porcelain slips. Fired at around 1200 degrees Celsius, the doll is fired repeatedly, adding a layer of glaze and China paint each time. Born during the development of European porcelain, this technique spread to the United States and later on to Japan.

Japanese Pottery 

Japanese Pottery uses ceramic or porcelain clay to form vases, plates, and dolls by a pottery wheel, slab, or by hand. 

Egg Art

​Egg Art are engraved, colored, or decorated ostrich, chicken, or duck eggshells. During the medieval European times, eggs were decorated with complex techniques using precious metals and cloisonné.​

​Porcelain Painting are fired at around 800 degrees Celsius. Flowers, landscapes, and portraits are painted on white porcelain such as porcelain tile, dish, and vase. Other than painting with colors, there are various techniques such as gold painting and gold relief.

Porcelain Painting

European Pottery

European Pottery are made with ceramic soil or Mycera clay. Vases and plates are decorated with flowers and birds. They are fired repeatedly, adding glaze and China painting.

​Metal Embossing Art

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Metal Embossing Art is a three-dimensional picture formed from a thin tin board called a pewter. It originated from British tin craft during the Roman Empire occupation.

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