Shiwan Ceramic Qing Dynasty Lady Figurine

A Living Relic of Chinese Folk Art

Shiwan pottery has a history spanning more than 1,000 years. Originating from Foshan, Guangdong — one of China's most celebrated ceramic towns — Shiwan artworks flourished through the Ming and Qing dynasties, prized for their vivid, lifelike sculptures and rich folk character. Today, they remain among the most treasured collectibles in Chinese ceramic art.

Handcrafted by Skilled Artisans

Each piece is hand-formed and sculpted using traditional Shiwan techniques: artisans shape raw clay, carve fine details, apply hand-painted colorful glazes, then fire at high temperatures. The result is a glaze surface that is luminous and textured, with natural color transitions unique to each piece.

A Portrait of Qing Dynasty Elegance

This lady figurine faithfully recreates the image of a noble woman from the Qing Dynasty. Her posture and expression are natural and composed. Every detail of her traditional costume is meticulously rendered — from elaborate floral embroidery and layered robes to delicate hair ornaments — presenting an authentic vision of ancient Chinese aesthetic refinement.

Display & Gift

A striking accent for display shelves, studies, entryways, and tea rooms. An equally thoughtful gift for collectors and admirers of oriental folk craft.

Product Specifications

• Material: Shiwan Pottery Clay
• Height: 28.0 cm
• Diameter: 14.0 cm
• Packaging: Premium gift box
• Origin: Foshan, Guangdong, China