Black Pottery Vase, 'Flying Goddess'
This vase is decorated with the image of flying dancing goddess by shadow carving technique. Flying Goddess is one of the artistic drawings from Chinese Buddhist mural, often sighted in the famous Dunhuang caves.
She is an embodiment of the God of Singing and Music in Buddhism, offering her fair-sounding music and fetching dance to Buddha. Ancient Chinese artists created this fine image to express their desire for blest lives in Buddha’s land.
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About the artist, Liu Qingyuan
“Black pottery is one of the oldest art forms. Black pottery fragments dated back as early as 2600 B.C. from Longshan Culture. Our ancestors gave the ebony color and patterns to the pottery, and made it different from their daily use pots. The art works found was so amazing, I immediately fell in love with black pottery. Now I use the black pottery as canvas adding more traditional elements to make them unique and beautiful,” says Liu Qingyuan.
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