Curator of the exhibition Irina Gorbatova tells about porcelain — a “trademark” of the Ming dynasty. At that particular time craftsmen developed wonderful colour glazes and overglaze painting technique. Objects of great rarity, presented at the exhibition, are porcelain figures. One of them—a duck-shaped incense burner was made specifically for the Imperial court.

Exhibition "Ming Dynasty: The Radiance of Knowledge" is held from 17 April to 25 July 2018 at the exhibition halls of the Assumption Belfry and Patriarch’s Palace. Official website of the exhibition mingdynasty.kreml.ru

The World of Fabergé

Memory of the Victory. Awards of World War II

European Orders of Knighthood. The Moscow Kremlin Museums.

Ming Dynasty: The Radiance of Knowledge

From Shanghai to the Moscow Kremlin

Invitation to the exhibition 'Ming Dynasty: The Radiance of Knowledge'

Past and Future of Calligraphy: Calligrafuturism in the Moscow Kremlin

Ming Porcelain. Part I

Ming Porcelain. Part II

Ancient China in the Moscow Kremlin: Culture and Art through the Lens of Calligraphy II

Ancient China in the Moscow Kremlin: Culture and Art through the Lens of Calligraphy I

Film 'The Son of Heaven'