Literary room elegance

Author: Shu Ding
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Paper, ink, brush, and inkstone were the traditional Four Treasures of the Study. Later, these treasures were classified as antiques, and their scope expanded accordingly. In addition to the Four Treasures, items such as brush rests, brush holders, brush beds, brush boats, brush screens, ink washers, water basins, water droppers, paper weights, ink boxes, and seals also belong to the category of study antiques and are collected by enthusiasts. Over time, advancements in porcelain-making techniques and other arts, such as jade carving and bamboo carving, further refined the design and functionality of study utensils. This book takes readers on a delightful journey through the world of Chinese study antiques, featuring 150 exquisite images of simple yet elegant artifacts from various dynasties, accompanied by beautiful text, immersing enthusiasts in the charm of Chinese study objects.