The Art of Bronze & Inlay
This stunning Ginger Jar pays homage to the ancient Chinese art of bronze casting. The surface is adorned with intricate gold and silver inlay work, a technique known as “Cuo Jin Yin.”
The designs feature stylized, archaistic motifs—possibly dragons or phoenixes—along with bands of ancient-style Chinese inscriptions.
Museum-Quality Patina & Texture
The jar features a heavily oxidized, verdigris patina (green rust), which gives it an authentic, aged appearance reminiscent of ancient bronze artifacts excavated from archaeological sites. The contrast between the green oxidized bronze and the bright gold and silver inlay is visually striking and deeply textured.
Substantial Weight & Classic Form
Weighing a hefty 1700 grams (3.7 lbs), this jar has a solid, substantial feel. It follows the classic “General Jar” (Jiangjun Guan) silhouette, with a domed lid and a pointed finial. Standing at 28cm tall, it is a commanding presence in any room, perfect for a collector’s shelf or as a focal point in a luxury interior.
Product Specifications:
- Material: Bronze with Gold & Silver Inlay (Antiqued Finish)
- Motifs: Auspicious Beasts, Ancient Inscriptions
- Weight:1700g (approx. 3.7 lbs)
- Dimensions:
- Height: 28 cm (approx. 11 inches)
- Width: 17 cm (approx. 6.7 inches)


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