Legend Of Asia Home Accents

Legend of Asia finishes this temple jar in a muted sage green and lets texture carry the design instead of painted pattern. Koi rise in low relief across the shoulder, and the fish motif reads through shifting light and shadow rather than color, a restrained take on the classic ginger jar profile. Crowned by its domed cover, it is a large jar with real presence on a console, hearth or dining buffet. The porcelain jar is hand shaped in southern China, its embossing carved into wet clay before a high fire glaze settles into every recess to deepen the tone. Waterproof and weatherproof, it moves outdoors under cover. Use it as a lidded jar for discreet storage, or simply as sculptural chinoiserie decor, calm asian decor and understated home decor.

Pale celadon and a fine web of crazing give this Legend of Asia temple jar the presence of something unearthed rather than bought. The crackle glaze forms as the piece cools in the kiln, so the pattern is unrepeatable, and each modelled lion head handle is pressed and applied by hand before firing. Broad through the shoulder and generously scaled, the celadon jar can anchor a console, hearth or library shelf, and it reads as an accent jar rather than a filler piece. High fired porcelain keeps this green vase waterproof and weatherproof, so a covered patio suits it as well as a hall table. For rooms built on chinoiserie decor or quieter asian decor, this porcelain jar brings texture and age to contemporary home decor.

Love this vase! The color is so different from all the many shades of green, which really makes it unique. It is true to the color you see on the Webb, but in person just more beautiful!. Elizabeth. Merritt Island, FL. Tue Sep 20 2022

Legend of Asia presents the Handmade Antique Symbol Temple Decorative Jar, a generously scaled temple jar made in the southern Chinese town where porcelain was first perfected. High fire clay is shaped on the wheel, then finished with painted antique symbols in the deep blue white palette that has defined chinoiserie decor for centuries. Because the porcelain jar is fired until vitrified, this decorative jar is sealed against water and weather and works on a covered patio as readily as on a library shelf. The fitted cover gives it the familiar profile of a ginger jar, while its commanding stature lets the lidded jar stand as sculpture beside a fireplace. Use it as a refined home accent in a living room, or as entryway decor that greets guests with quiet, collected asian decor.

The garlic vase silhouette, named for the bulbed swelling at its neck, is one of the most recognizable shapes in Chinese ceramics, and Legend of Asia renders it here in classic blue white cobalt. A songbird settles among flowering branches, every element hand painted freehand so the bird motif differs slightly from piece to piece. Standing 13 in H, the porcelain vase suits a dining table, entry chest or open bookcase, and it functions equally well as a flower vase for fresh stems or an accent vase left empty as sculpture. High-fire porcelain seals the body against water and weather, so the blue vase can move outdoors under cover. Hand shaping brings minor variation in form and finish, the mark of real asian decor and a natural anchor for chinoiserie decor styling.

Blue and White Ming Jar Climbing Vine Motif.

Legend of Asia builds this floor vase on a full globular body that draws in to a short collar, with a dragon winding through raised lotus blooms around the widest curve. Because the lotus motif is sculpted rather than painted, the deep green vase glaze pools in the relief and the pattern shifts as you move past it. The large vase needs no pedestal, working as entryway decor beside a console, a hearth companion, or a corner anchor at the foot of a stair. High fire porcelain gives the dragon vase weight and stability, and it is water proof and weather proof for covered outdoor use. Fill this porcelain vase with tall branches or pampas, or leave it empty as a statement vase, and it holds its own within any asian decor or chinoiserie decor room.

Legend of Asia builds this temple jar on a squared body with a high domed cover, a silhouette that reads more architectural than the usual rounded ginger jar. A special antique finish is the point here: soft distress, faint chips and uneven tone are applied on purpose so the porcelain jar looks like a piece pulled from a museum collection rather than a factory. Crowned by that cover, it is a genuine large jar, capable of anchoring a console, hearth or dining buffet without support from other objects. Every white jar is fully hand shaped and hand painted in Jingdezhen, so no two squares are identical. Use it as a lidded jar for storage or as a standalone sculpture, at ease in chinoiserie decor, layered asian decor and quiet neutral home decor.

These are pretty but the color is slightly whiter than the photos indicate.. Anonymous Designer. Mon Jul 08 2024

The finish on this table vase is called crystal shell for good reason: as the kiln cools, the glaze contracts faster than the body beneath it and crazes into a fine web, the same shimmer found inside a seashell. Legend of Asia lets that reaction run without correction, so no two examples match. The white vase color stays neutral while the crackle glaze supplies all of the texture, which is why the porcelain vase suits modern decor as comfortably as traditional rooms. High fired for a dense, watertight body, the round vase takes fresh stems or stands empty as sculpture. Its scale makes it useful shelf decor between books and frames, and the ceramic vase reads as a considered accent vase in an entry, bedroom or office with a nod to asian decor.

This open mouth large decorative jar from Legend of Asia turns a bare corner into a finished vignette. The wide flared rim and full shoulder of the porcelain vase are hand-painted in a traditional blue white palette, with cobalt panels that shift subtly as the light moves across the glaze. The piece has the presence of a floor vase yet the refinement of a temple jar, so it can hold flowering branches or simply stand empty as sculpture. Each large vase is shaped, painted and high-fired by hand, so slight differences in tone are natural. Set it in an entry for instant chinoiserie decor, flank a fireplace with a pair, or group it with a lidded ginger jar. Enduring asian decor and versatile home decor for any room.

Blue & White Temple Jar Foo Dog.

The Blue and White Porcelain Temple Jar with Magpie on Treetop from Legend of Asia carries a story on its surface. The magpie motif, painted perched among flowering branches, has long signaled good news and happiness arriving in Chinese tradition, making this temple jar a considered gift as well as a decorative one. Cobalt is brushed freehand in the classic blue white manner, then the porcelain jar is high fired in southern China until dense, sealed and weatherproof. Following the ginger jar tradition, place a pair to frame a doorway, set this lidded jar on a hall chest, or use the blue vase as the tall element in a mantel decor grouping. Formal in outline and warm in detail, it anchors serious chinoiserie decor and heirloom quality asian decor.

Legend of Asia gives a familiar form new structure with this handmade lion floral square tea decorative jar. Four flat panels carry a hand-painted lion motif framed by blossoms and scrollwork, all rendered in a crisp blue white palette that reads clearly from across a room. The square jar is compact in scale, suited to shelf decor, a bar cart, or the corner of a console where a rounded piece would roll visually. Built and painted panel by panel, the porcelain jar is finished with a high-temperature firing that leaves the glaze hard and luminous. Use it as a covered tea jar for loose leaf, or as a lidded decorative jar for matches and keepsakes. Graphic chinoiserie decor, collectible asian decor and lasting home decor in a single piece.

Legend of Asia brings quiet symbolism to the tabletop with this handmade square tea fish motif decorative jar. Koi swim among painted water plants on each of the four flat panels, a fish motif long associated with abundance and good fortune. The squared silhouette lets the square jar sit flush against a wall or settle into a corner where a rounded form would look restless. Compactly scaled, the porcelain jar suits shelf decor, a bar cart or a nightstand, and its fitted lid keeps loose leaf and small keepsakes tidy inside. Every tea jar is hand-built, hand-painted and high-fired, so slight variation in edge and glaze is expected. Set it beside a rounded ginger jar to build a collected grouping of chinoiserie decor, easygoing asian decor and enduring home decor.

This is really nice. Gorgeous colors and artwork, love this piece!. Sherri. US. Sun Jul 14 2024

Our porcelains are all handmade in the region where it was invented thousands of years ago. Crafted by small family workshops. Proudly handmade with passion.

Frost is the reference point for this table vase. A cool, watery green settles over the body and pools deeper where the curve turns, while a fine crackle glaze spreads across the surface like ice on a window. Both effects happen in the kiln as the piece cools, so the green vase pattern is unique to every porcelain vase Legend of Asia ships. The globular profile pairs a full body with a short neck that gathers stems neatly, and because the ceramic vase is high fired and watertight, fresh arrangements are no trouble at all. At tabletop scale the round vase holds a shelf decor vignette together without crowding it, and the accent vase looks equally at home against modern decor or a room built around traditional asian decor.

The color is beautiful!. Laurie. OR. Wed Jun 19 2019

Crackcle Octagonal Table Vase.

This Legend of Asia piece is about volume. A narrow foot opens into a broad rounded belly before closing to a small mouth, and a deep iron gray glaze runs across the whole globular vase so every curve is described by reflected light rather than pattern. Substantial in scale, it serves as a floor vase beside a sofa arm or fireplace, though it also holds a console on its own. Each porcelain vase is hand made and high fired in southern China, giving small differences in tone and glaze depth. The absence of painted decoration is what makes this gray vase so flexible: it settles into modern decor, quiets a patterned chinoiserie decor room and works within traditional asian decor. Weatherproof and watertight, it is a durable accent vase and lasting home accent.

This Legend of Asia collection gathers six mini vases in six distinct silhouettes, from a slender bottleneck to a low rounded gourd, all finished in the same deep lang red. That copper based oxblood glaze is famously unpredictable in the kiln, so each red vase in the vase set moves between ruby, garnet and near black where the glaze thins at the rim. The tallest porcelain vase reaches 14 in H, with the others stepping down to create instant height variation on a table. Each piece is hand shaped and hand glazed, then high fired in southern China until fully vitrified and waterproof. Use one stem per bud vase for effortless table decor, split them among rooms as a flower vase trio, or gift the group as striking asian decor and lasting home decor.

Lisa. Howell, NJ. Thu Sep 21 2023

The Provence Vase from Legend of Asia brings a quiet, southern-European calm to a form rooted in Chinese ceramic tradition. Its striped glaze runs in loose vertical bands, giving the gray vase a hand-drawn quality machine-made pottery never achieves. Shaped and finished by hand in the porcelain town of southern China, this porcelain vase is fired at high temperature until the body is dense and the surface fully sealed, so it holds water and stands up to weather on a covered porch. Generously scaled, it serves as a tall vase for branches or as a slim floor vase beside a console. The neutral palette lets this ceramic vase sit comfortably within chinoiserie decor, coastal rooms or layered asian decor, and it makes a considered home decor gift for a new house.

The high-fire porcelain is all handmade in the region where it was invented thousands of years ago. Crafted by small family workshops. Proudly handmade with passion.

Perfect addition to my living room which has shades of brown, turquoise and white. Added some tall artificial flowers in the turquoise and white shades and it's the first "eye candy" that you see when walking in my newly renovated home. Very pleased!. Lisa. NV. Sat Oct 17 2020

The double gourd form of this Legend of Asia vase, two rounded volumes joined at a pinched waist, is among the most enduring shapes in Chinese ceramics, long associated with longevity and good fortune. Rather than painted pattern, the surface carries a fine crackle glaze whose hairline fractures web across the celadon, an intentional kiln effect that gives the green vase a quietly excavated look. The gourd vase functions as a floor vase beside a chair, cabinet or hearth, and its full lower bulb keeps the ceramic vase stable under tall magnolia or willow branches. Hand shaped and high fired in southern China, the porcelain vase is waterproof and weatherproof. Use it as corner decor within chinoiserie decor, restrained asian decor or organic modern home decor.

Strung one bead at a time in West Africa, this Legend of Asia strand carries the deep red of natural coral across dozens of hand-cut pieces. Each bead is shaped, drilled and polished individually, so tone, diameter and finish vary along the strand, giving these african beads the irregular rhythm that moulded imitations never manage. The coral beads hang in a long, easy loop and coil neatly into a dish or bowl. Use the bead strand as bowl filler on a coffee table, drape the red beads over a stack of books, or loop them across a tray for instant tabletop decor. Indoor display is recommended to protect the cord. Layered with baskets, wood and brass, these decorative beads bring warmth and tribal decor texture to relaxed, collected home decor.

Coral Red Jar Bird Motif.

Lovely and well finished for our dining room as a statement piece!. Mary. Dallas, TX. Wed Jan 07 2026

Cut, drilled and strung by hand in Gambia, this Legend of Asia strand carries dozens of chalk-white discs with the softened, sun-bleached surface of true vintage beads. No two discs match: thickness, diameter and patina shift along the strand, and small chips are left in place as evidence that these african beads were made piece by piece rather than moulded. Generously long, the bead strand doubles over a hook, hangs beside a mirror, or coils comfortably into a wide bowl. Use the shell beads as bowl filler on a coffee table, drape the white beads across a tray, or layer them with baskets and linen for easy coastal decor. Indoor display protects the cord. Quietly textural decorative beads for tabletop decor and relaxed, collected home decor.

Without a single painted flourish, the Busan vase from Legend of Asia relies entirely on proportion. Its full globular belly swells and then draws in to a short collar, a round vase profile that reads as calm minimalist decor in a room of busy pattern. The soft ivory glaze pools warm in the curves and breaks lighter across the shoulder, so this white vase shifts quietly as daylight moves. Hand shaped and high fired in the southern Chinese region where ceramic and porcelain were invented, the porcelain vase is vitrified, dense and waterproof for indoor or covered outdoor use. At nineteen inches the large vase becomes entry decor on a console, a low floor vase for branches, or sculptural home decor grouped in threes, and it remains understated asian decor as a plain ceramic vase.

Kathleen. Cincinnati, OH. Sat Jul 02 2022

Named for the climbing bloom its flared lip recalls, this Morning Glory Vase from Legend of Asia turns a simple silhouette into something quietly sculptural. The reactive glaze is where the piece earns its keep: cobalt pulls and breaks over a paler ground during the high firing, leaving each blue vase with drifts, pooling and hairline variation that cannot be duplicated. Hand shaped and hand glazed in southern China, the porcelain vase is fired until the body is fully vitrified, so this ceramic vase holds water for fresh stems and tolerates a covered porch as easily as a dining table. Compact and easy to place, it works as a flower vase, a bookshelf accent vase or a small anchor in a chinoiserie decor grouping, and it slips neatly into asian decor and contemporary home decor alike.

The Reaction Glazed Morning Glory Vase from Legend of Asia lets the kiln finish the design. Its silhouette echoes the flower it is named for, a narrow foot opening into a broad flared vase mouth, giving the morning glory form an upward sweep that reads as sculpture even when empty. The color comes from a reactive glaze that breaks and pools during high firing, streaking the brown vase surface with caramel, bronze and umber in patterns that can never be reproduced exactly. Hand thrown in southern China, this porcelain vase is fired until dense, sealed and weatherproof. Use the ceramic vase for dried grasses on a console, or stand it as an accent vase on a shelf, where it works as easily in warm modern decor as in traditional asian decor and layered shelf decor.

Each piece was handcrafted by skill and joy. Imperfection is part of the characters. A minor variation of color/shape/size is normal for hand-made products. It is not considered a manufacturing defect.

Vertical fluting gives this Legend of Asia porcelain vase its rhythm, with ridges running the full height of the body and glaze gathering deeper in every channel between them. The result is a turquoise vase that shifts from bright aqua along the ribs to a richer sea green in the grooves, changing as you move around it. Balanced on a narrow foot, the plum vase adds height without visual weight, working on a hearth, beside a console or as a slim floor vase in a corner. Each fluted vase is hand thrown and hand glazed in a southern Chinese kiln town, then high fired until the ceramic vase body is dense and waterproof, suitable for covered outdoor rooms. Style this accent vase with flowering branches for entryway decor, or leave it empty in asian decor settings.

Broad sunflower heads wind through scrolling foliage across this Legend of Asia temple jar, painted in the dense, banded manner Yuan dynasty potters favoured. That layered composition gives the porcelain jar a heavier, older character than the lighter florals seen on most blue white pieces, and every band is brushed on by hand before glazing. High firing seals the sunflower motif permanently and leaves the body waterproof and weatherproof, so the jar is as comfortable on a covered porch as in a library. Generously scaled, with a wide unlidded mouth, the open jar takes branches, rolled linens or magazines, and its ginger jar silhouette holds a shelf convincingly even when empty. Substantial shelf decor for rooms built on chinoiserie decor, asian decor and traditional home decor.

Each piece was handcrafted by skill and joy. Imperfection is part of the characters. A minor variation of color/shape/size is normal for hand-made products. It is not considered a manufacturing defect.

Blue & White Longevity Heaven Jar.

Four hand thrown shapes make up this Legend of Asia vase set, each finished in the deep copper lang red that collectors prize. The oxblood glaze reacts unpredictably in the kiln, so one red vase may lean ruby while another darkens almost to plum at the rim, and the group gains depth from those differences. The tallest porcelain vase sets the pace, with the remaining small vases stepping down to create easy layering on a tray, mantel or windowsill. Slim openings make each one a natural bud vase, holding a single ranunculus, rose or sprig of greenery. High fired in southern China, the pieces are waterproof and durable. Use them together as a flower vase grouping for table decor, or separate them across rooms as compact asian decor and warm home decor.

The double gourd profile has been thrown in China for centuries, valued for the way one curve answers another. Legend of Asia keeps that outline and finishes this gourd vase in a crystal shell crackle glaze, a fine crazed web that forms as the kiln cools and never repeats from piece to piece. The white vase color keeps everything calm, letting shape and texture carry the object. High fired for a dense, watertight wall, this porcelain vase works as a floor vase beside a console or hearth, and its tall vase silhouette fills a corner that smaller accessories leave looking bare. Fill the ceramic vase with branches for entryway decor, or leave the accent vase empty; either way it settles easily into asian decor and modern rooms alike.

Beautiful!. Lisa. Howell, NJ. Sat Sep 16 2023

Legend of Asia tells a small story on this bamboo magpie temple decorative jar. Slender bamboo stalks rise around the body while magpies, long held as symbols of good fortune, perch among the leaves in deep cobalt. The blue white palette keeps the scene crisp, and the domed lid completes a temple jar silhouette that has anchored interiors for centuries. The decorative jar works as entry decor on a hall table, brings height to a console, or centers a dining table between low arrangements. Every porcelain jar is thrown and hand-painted before a high-temperature firing, so the bamboo motif on your piece is unique to it. Buy a pair for symmetry, or set one beside a shorter ginger jar. Meaningful chinoiserie decor, classic asian decor and lasting home decor.

Legend of Asia keeps this Busan umbrella vase entirely undecorated, letting a straight tapered column and a softly rolled rim carry the piece. The unbroken white vase glaze means it never competes with wallpaper, art or a patterned rug, so it works as easily in a modern hall as in a room full of chinoiserie decor. The tall vase holds long umbrellas and walking canes upright without tipping, and doubles as a floor vase for magnolia branches or pampas when the weather is clear. High fire porcelain, hand shaped and fired dense, makes this porcelain vase water proof and weather proof for covered outdoor use. As entryway decor beside a bench, foyer decor at the foot of a stair, or a calm note of asian decor, it earns its footprint as an umbrella stand.

Legend of Asia strips the ornament away here and lets shape and glaze carry the piece: a full globular body drawn into a short neck, finished in an iron gray that shifts from graphite to pewter as light moves across it. Each gray vase is hand shaped on the wheel, so the swell of the globe and the tilt of the neck vary slightly from one to the next, and a high firing leaves the porcelain vase dense and waterproof indoors or on a covered patio. At full height it is a floor vase rather than a tabletop accent, ready to anchor a bare living room corner or stand beside a console as entryway decor. The muted finish suits modern decor and minimalist decor while still reading as a statement vase among collected asian decor.

White Globular Vase.

The Iron Gray Open Top Jar from Legend of Asia strips a familiar silhouette down to essentials. The rounded shoulder and narrowed neck come straight from the traditional temple jar, but the lid is gone and painted scenes give way to a single deep glaze, leaving a gray jar that suits modern rooms as readily as period ones. Hand shaped and hand glazed by artisans in southern China, the porcelain jar is fired at high temperature until the body is dense and waterproof, so this ceramic jar can live on a covered porch through changing seasons. Generously scaled, this ginger jar works as an accent jar on a console, a mantel piece or a roomy jar vase for branches and dried stems, and it settles easily into chinoiserie decor, asian decor and quiet contemporary home decor.

Legend of Asia draws on classical forms for this bottle vase, swelling generously at the base before drawing up into a long, slender neck. Finished in a layered green glaze that deepens where it gathers at the shoulder, the green vase changes character as daylight shifts across the room. At 27 in H this tall vase functions as a floor vase, filling the space beside a fireplace or anchoring a wide landing, and it holds height without tipping when filled with branches. The porcelain vase is hand thrown and hand glazed in a southern Chinese kiln town, then high fired until dense and waterproof, so it can live on a covered porch as easily as indoors. As an accent vase for entryway decor, this ceramic vase suits chinoiserie decor and restrained asian decor rooms alike.

Nancy. Laguna Hills, CA. Sat Jan 15 2022

The tai chi circle and the eight trigrams are worked in low relief across this Legend of Asia porcelain vase, leaving the surface entirely white so the pattern registers through shadow rather than colour. Those symbols have guided feng shui placement for centuries, which gives the white vase a quiet intent beyond its silhouette. Hand shaped and high fired, the ceramic vase has a dense, watertight body and an even matte surface that stands up to handling. Neatly scaled, it works as a table vase on a console, desk or dining table, and the narrow neck makes a capable bud vase for one or two stems. An accent vase that suits pared-back asian decor as readily as layered chinoiserie decor, and a considered gift for minimal home decor.

The Blue and White Porcelain Oval Fruit Jar with Lid from Legend of Asia carries one of the most enduring decorative traditions in ceramics. Cobalt brushwork covers the body of this fruit jar with blossoms, ripening fruit and scrolling vines, painted freehand so every piece differs slightly. The softly flattened oval jar shape gives it a slimmer profile than a standard ginger jar, which makes this lidded jar easy to place against a wall, on a narrow ledge, or as shelf decor between stacked books. High fired in southern China until the porcelain jar body is dense and sealed, it is fully waterproof and weatherproof. As a blue vase it brings classic blue white color to a mantel, and as a small statement piece it anchors chinoiserie decor and layered asian decor.

Ulli. Montclair, VA. Wed Aug 14 2024

Legend of Asia looks back to the earliest cobalt wares for this open top jar, wrapping the body in the dense scrolling bands and repeating longevity motif that defined Yuan dynasty painting. Every stroke is applied freehand, which is why the blue white surface has depth and slight irregularity a printed pattern never achieves. Hand shaped and hand painted in southern China, the porcelain jar is high fired until the clay vitrifies and the glaze seals, so this ceramic jar handles water indoors and weather on a covered porch. Generously proportioned, it works as a mantel temple jar, a console accent jar or a wide mouthed ginger jar for cherry branches. A grounding piece for chinoiserie decor, traditional asian decor and blue and white home decor collections.

Our porcelains are all handmade in the region where it was invented thousands of years ago. Crafted by small family workshops. Proudly handmade with passion.