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1.3K views | A rare pair of Ming dynasty vases just shattered auction records, selling for an incredible $12.5 million! Read the full story here: https://theindependent.sg/rare-pair-of-ming-dynasty-vases-smash-all-auction-estimates-selling-for-12-5-million/ #AuctionHighlights #MingDynasty | The Independent Singapore | Facebook

12K views · 238 reactions | Life in Ming Dynasty China (1368-1644 AD) as imagined by AI Experience daily life in Ming China's golden age, where porcelain artisans craft blue-white vases, merchants sail treasure ships across distant seas, and scholars pursue civil service examinations in the Forbidden City. Watch as urban life thrives amidst bustling markets, gardens, and temples under the world's most sophisticated imperial bureaucracy. | The History Page | Facebook

3K views · 161 reactions | Blue-and-white porcelain is an iconic art form that flourished during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). Get a glimpse of its making process. | People's Daily, China | Facebook

138K views · 178 reactions | Baibaoqian (Hundred Treasures Inlay) appeared during the Ming Dynasty. It is an inlay technique developed on the basis of luodian (mother-of-pearl inlay), incorporating materials such as gemstones, coral, and jade. Don't forget to Follow us @dailyart for more! Great art by User: 彭南科 (On Douyîn App) Tag your friends below!#dailyart | Dailyart | Facebook