Hua Niaowen implication of blue and white porcelain

Hua Niaowen, a blue-and-white porcelain, symbolizes good wishes and vitality of life.

Blue and white porcelain is famous for its freshness, elegance, simplicity and beauty. It has a strong artistic appreciation and is widely loved by people all over the world. The decorative theme of blue and white porcelain is very extensive, covering everything in time, similar to China ink painting. Whether it's flowers, birds, insects, fish, landscape figures, or even monsters, they can all be drawn, and the most vivid artistic image can be outlined with extremely simple lines, among which flower-and-bird painting is a typical performance element in blue-and-white porcelain creation.

Common images such as dragon and phoenix, carp and peony are often used to symbolize prosperity, while pine, bamboo, plum and lotus are used to express their aspirations, perseverance and tenacity. Similarly, the Hua Niaowen of blue and white porcelain changes with different kinds of flowers and birds. For example, Yuanyang symbolizes the love between husband and wife, and magpie symbolizes the happy event. Generally speaking, the meaning of blue-and-white porcelain Hua Niaowen is mainly auspiciousness and blessing.

artistic appreciation

The artistic technique of blue-and-white porcelain flower-and-bird painting is very close to the traditional ink painting in China. The emotions to be expressed in the paintings are the same, and the souls of their artistic creation are the same. China ink painting can dip ink on rice paper with the same effect, so that the ink can be divided into five colors. By the middle and late Ming Dynasty, blue-and-white porcelain artists had mastered the technique of "dividing water" in blue-and-white porcelain painting, and it also had a strong blue-and-white color. Blue and white porcelain is as pure as black ink on rice paper.

Concise but ever-changing, the levels are changeable, sometimes like blue sky and white clouds in the moonlight wind, sometimes like misty kitchen smoke, sometimes like a quiet winding spring valley, and sometimes like an emerald egret set off by blue waves. Blue and white dance with each other on porcelain, interweaving beautiful movements, spreading an artistic charm that can't be expressed in words and words. It is the unique charm of blue and white that has been the mainstream of China porcelain since its birth and has become a representative cultural symbol.