Red-Crowned Crane Hand-Painted Square Ceramic Serving Plate

Chi Su

$159.00

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Dimensions

21.5 cm (8.5 in)

Materials

Hand-painted ceramic with underglaze blue-and-polychrome technique. Fired at high temperature (approx. 1200°C) for durability and everyday use.

Each plate is shaped and painted entirely by hand. Subtle variations in brushstroke, glaze tone, and pattern placement are a natural result of the process—making every piece uniquely its own.

Time to make

15-20 days

Care

Microwave, oven and dishwasher safe, though hand washing is recommended to preserve the painted details over time.

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Inspired by traditional blue-and-white painting, this square ceramic plate features red-crowned cranes gliding low over grasses beneath a crescent moon. The cranes are rendered in fluid cobalt lines, their wings extended in quiet motion, while soft washes and scattered dots suggest mist, water, and moonlit air.

A subtle touch of red marks the cranes’ crowns, adding focus and vitality to an otherwise restrained palette. The composition balances movement with stillness, leaving generous negative space to evoke distance and calm. Rooted in classical imagery yet expressed with a contemporary lightness, the scene feels timeless—meant to be lived with, not simply displayed.

About the Artist

Chi Su

Named after ancient silk scrolls, ChiSu studio in Jingdezhen blends Underglaze Blue with modern utility. Every hand-painted piece is a bridge connecting art to your daily life.