Lacquerware box, produced in the late 18th century during the Qianlong period
Chinese lacquerware is an important invention in ancient China in the fields of chemical technology and arts and crafts. It originated in the Neolithic Age, usually painted with red and decorated with black, or painted with black and decorated with red, forming a beautiful colorful world on the surface of objects with beautiful patterns. This lacquerware box is currently housed in the University of Jamaica Museum.
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