Nanhe Blue and White Dragon Fish Pot d40 The style first appeared in

The style first appeared in China hundreds of years ago and by the Ming dynasty had become widespread - placed in pairs against a wall when not use and brought into the middle of the room for seating when needed

The necklace is etched with a design in relief that shows dragons and a scrolling floral pattern

Alternatively they could be hinged to form a folding screen

each one is very slightly different and their robes are painted in muted greens

Nanhe Blue and White Dragon Fish Pot d40 The style first appeared inThese exquisite, oversized jars feature a prominent 'tianlong' celestial dragon, a symbol of the emperor and of imperial might. The jars have four lion head handles and a lid topped with a temple lion, revered as a guardian in Chinese culture. Handcrafted in Jingdezhen, the traditional hub of porcelain production in China for centuries, the jars are beautifully crafted by hand on a traditional potter's wheel. The rich blue tones against the white base