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The Green Temple decorative jar is made of porcelain with a lid and blue-and-green artwork over a light base. The composition shows a temple scene with foliage and flowers on a piece 38 cm tall, suitable for sideboards, buffets, bookcases and side tables.
Its rounded silhouette adds volume to the arrangement, while the lid with an elongated finial emphasizes the piece’s vertical presence. Use it on its own or alongside books, trays and other objects.
The surface features an illustration with a central temple, flowers and branches in blue and green. The artwork continues across the body and lid, creating visual continuity and rich reading up close.
The bulbous body contrasts with the narrower base and a lid that opens slightly at the edge. This profile helps the piece stand out on support furniture without depending on other objects to draw attention.
The porcelain has a glossy sheen that highlights the colors of the painting and reinforces the ornamental character of the jar.
This jar works well in entryways, living rooms and circulation areas where a vertical object helps complete the composition. Place it alone at the center of a sideboard or pair it with lower pieces to create a play of heights.
It pairs well with wood, stone, glass and neutral surfaces, as the blue-and-green painting adds color without weighing down the set. On shelves and buffets, the piece helps fill niches and tops with a strong graphic element.
For cleaning, use a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive products, rough sponges and contact with strong chemicals to preserve the surface and the decorative painting.
As a porcelain piece with a lid, handle with care, especially when moving or repositioning the object.
It is a decorative potiche with a lid, intended mainly for room compositions.
The piece is made of porcelain.
It measures 38 cm in height, 21 cm in width and 11 cm in depth.
It looks great on sideboards, buffets, shelves, entryways and side tables as a decorative accent piece.
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