A Mender of Porcelain plate 28 from The Costume of China

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"A Mender of Porcelain" is plate 28 from "The Costume of China," a significant work by Major George Henry Mason, first published in 1800. This collection is renowned for its detailed and vivid illustrations that provide a unique glimpse into the daily life and traditional attire of Chinese people during the Qing Dynasty. Major Mason, an officer in the British East India Company, compiled these illustrations based on his observations and experiences during his time in China. The work is considered an important historical document, offering insights into the cultural and social practices of the era.

Plate 28, titled "A Mender of Porcelain," depicts a craftsman engaged in the meticulous task of repairing porcelain, a highly valued and delicate material in Chinese culture. The illustration captures the artisan's concentration and skill, highlighting the intricate process of mending broken or damaged porcelain items. This practice was essential in a society where porcelain was not only a functional material but also a symbol of status and artistic achievement.

The image is accompanied by a descriptive text that provides context and elaborates on the significance of the craft. It explains the techniques used by the mender, the tools involved, and the cultural importance of preserving and restoring porcelain objects. The detailed portrayal underscores the high level of craftsmanship and the respect for artisanship in Chinese society.

"The Costume of China" as a whole, and "A Mender of Porcelain" in particular, serve as valuable resources for historians, art enthusiasts, and scholars interested in the cross-cultural exchanges between the East and the West during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Major Mason's work remains a testament to the rich cultural heritage of China and the enduring fascination it holds for people around the world.

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