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Meissen / Sake set Magnificent Spring 《WareWish》 Meissen Sake set Magnificent Spring 1 This beautiful sake set is the work of Meissen porcelain painting master Michael Andreas. Both the design and patterns draw inspiration from the distant East, bringing a warm and elegant quality to this tableware with its vintage Oriental flair. 這款美麗的清酒組，是麥森瓷繪大師麥可·安德斯的作品。無論是造型或是圖案的靈感都取材自遙遠的東方，因為復古的東方為這款餐具帶來更溫潤優雅的特質。 Michael Andreas, chief flower painter of Meissen  Michael Andreas, chief flower painter of Meissen:  Michael Andreas, the chief floral painter of Meissen porcelain in Germany, excels in the challenging art of "copperplate engraving" painting, showcasing a serene and tranquil elegant style. He is adept at portraying the beauty of Eastern-st...

Etruscan Civilization and Art Overview “Bronze Sculpture and Painted Pottery” 《WareWish》 Chimera of Arezzo, Etruscan bronze statue, c. 400 BCE. (National Archaeological Museum, Wikipedia)  . A. Etruscan Civilization Overview: The Etruscans were an ancient civilization that existed in central Italy from approximately the 9th century BCE to the 1st century BCE. 伊特魯里亞人是大約公元前九世紀至公元前一世紀存在於義大利中部的一個古老文明。 Etruscan Bronze Mirror, 5-4th century BC., Italy. (Photo: Silar, Wikipedia) The Etruscans had a significant influence on the development of Roman civilization. They were known for their a...

Meissen Vide-poche 《WareWish》 Soyrce: Meissen Meissen Vide-poche 1 What kind of term is this: Vide-poche? The history of items named with this term can be traced back to the 19th century. Translated from French, this phrase means "empty pocket." Among the various manufacturers, you can always find such small containers with different shapes, adorned with reliefs and picturesque decorations. They are made of various materials such as ceramic, porcelain, wood, bronze, glass, silver, leather, etc. They can be used to decorate interiors and store coins and small items inside. 這是一個什麼樣的術語：Vide-poche？ 用這個術語命名的物品的歷史可以追溯到19世紀。從法文翻譯過來，這句話的意思是「空口袋」。 在眾多的廠家中，你總能找到這樣形狀各異、飾有浮雕、如畫裝飾的小容器。 它們由陶瓷、瓷器、木材、青銅、玻璃、銀、皮革等各種材料製成。它們可以用來裝飾室內，也可以在裡面存放硬幣和小物品。 」 Meissen Vide-poche 2 ...

Wedgwood news 2 Wedgwood Samurai Armor 《WareWish》 Wedgwood Samurai Armor 1(Wedgwood IG) Just saw a fun design "Wedgwood Samurai Armor" Designed with light blue Jasperware combination! From:  2023  Wedgwood IG 剛才看到好玩的設計 「Wedgwood武士戰袍」 由淺藍Jasperware組合設計！ From: 2023 Wedgwood IG Wedgwood Samurai Armor 2 (Wedgwood IG) Wedgwood Samurai Armor 3 (Wedgwood IG) WareWish/20230624

Wedgwood news 1 Wedgwood Art Sculpture Turns into Ruins 《WareWish》 In 1986, to commemorate Josiah Wedgwood, the founder of Wedgwood, the UK unveiled the "Wedgwood Red Brick Statue" at the National Garden Festival. This sculpture art installation was created by sculptor Vincent Woropay. "Art Sculpture Turns into Ruins," what a tragedy! In 1986, to commemorate the great contributions of Josiah Wedgwood, the founder of Wedgwood, the UK unveiled the "Wedgwood Red Brick Statue" at the National Garden Festival. This massive art installation was created by sculptor Vincent Woropay. After 27 years, on February 2, 2023, the famous "Wedgwood Red Brick Statue" suddenly turned into ruins! Please see the following news. The image source is BBC NEWS, showing (1) the norma...

Meissen cup and saucer Red Dragon 《WareWish》 Meissen Red Dragon cup and saucer 1 The "dragon," in its regal form, symbolizes the highest honor and privilege. In ancient China, the dragon served as the representative of the emperor, and dragon motifs first made their appearance on ceramics in China and Japan. Europe conducted in-depth research into Eastern porcelain, leading to extensive emulation and replication of its painting techniques, themes, and color schemes. Meissen, in its early days, also pursued contemporary trends. The dragon itself embodies qualities of strength, wisdom, the spirit of change, the natural cadence, and emerging ideas. Meissen's hand-painted Red Dragon tea set masterfully brings the red dragon to life, not only capturing its vivid essence but also infusing a touch of playful charm, revealing the designer...