This is an exquisitely decorated Chinese porcelain vase. Chinese porcelain forms one of the traditional ceramic arts, crafts and manufacturing activities that originated in China since ancient times, the appearance of which is determined by the country's characteristic fine arts. Ritual and domestic vessels, tea sets, the famous Chinese vases, candlesticks, small plastic are made from Chinese porcelain. An ancient legend claims that the material for the production of the famous Chinese porcelain was obtained during attempts to create a new type of art in ancient China. The ingredients of the mixture from which the porcelain is produced are: kaolin clay, fine feldspar powder and quartz powder, which are fired at a high temperature. After the accidental discovery, the Chinese began to apply the newly discovered mixture in the production of dishes in a variety of ways. It is debatable when exactly today's quality Chinese porcelain was invented. The Song Dynasty (690 – 1279 AD) is most widely credited with the quality of porcelain, and during subsequent dynasties, production was further developed to achieve the quality of Chinese porcelain we know today. porcelain.