Blue And White Porcelain POLO Shirt

In recent years, blue and white porcelain can be seen as a great red man in the auction market. For the first time, I was impressed with it. It was an auction of Christie's in London in 2009. A big pot in the Yuan Dynasty ended up selling 14 million pounds, and its name was also Chinese.

Since then, whether it is yuan blue and white, clear blue and white, or clear blue and white, anything that has been stained with the blue and white flowers is expensive. Even a piece of blue and white broken pieces of porcelain has been printed at the bottom of the "Zhi Zhi year" project, and it has soared to become a "great price" and "priceless" treasure. It has also become a famous representative of the Chinese wind.

If I tell you one day, it can wear clothes, will you believe it?

As a Chinese artist skilled in the research and production of modern art of blue and white porcelain, Li Xiaofeng produced a genuine blue and white porcelain Polo shirt. It took him three months to paint, burn, cut, trim and polish, and finally spliced together 317 pieces of porcelain pieces to create the Polo. This is also the most luxurious and rare Polo shirt in Lacoste history.

Interestingly, this dress can really be worn, but armor, general weight, wear and tear, requires a strong team of assistants to help.

This is a bit discouraging, but "porcelain Polo shirt" also has a "light version".

Li Xiaofeng chose the blue and white porcelain patterns of lotus and children in the Qing Dynasty Kangxi to make the blue and white artwork to shape and polish the porcelain tiles. Then each of them was photographed and archived (men's Polo shirt was made of 251 pieces, 304 women's Polo shirts were used for 304 pieces), and they were spun into the front of the Polo shirt, the back and the sleeves, and made a blue and white porcelain.

In ancient times, the spirit of blue and white was carried on by the craftsmen who worked silently from generation to generation, but it belonged only to kings and generals. The development of blue and white culture can not be sold on Christie's day. The interesting exploration of art pioneers is within reach.