Pair of Contemporary Famille Verte Garden Stools – Bok Choy Motif – Hand-Painted Porcelain – Jingdezhen

This pair of hand-painted porcelain garden stools reimagines the classic Bok Choy (cabbage) motif with a modern sensibility, drawing from Qing Dynasty decorative traditions. Each stool features symbolic lotus flowers—representing purity—paired with a fish-scale background pattern, long associated with abundance and harmony in Chinese visual culture.

The design includes alternating scalloped greens, pierced double-coin cutouts, and butterfly accents across a traditional drum form, all hand-rendered in the vibrant Famille Verte palette.

Design Features

• Pair of hand-painted porcelain garden stools

• Lotus, butterfly, and fish-scale motifs in Famille Verte colorway

• Pierced seat and body with symbolic coin cutouts

• Sculptural drum silhouette with alternating green tones

• Crafted in Jingdezhen, China—renowned for its porcelain legacy

• Suitable for indoor or covered outdoor use

• Sold as a pair

Cultural Significance
The Bok Choy (白菜) motif is traditionally tied to prosperity and nourishment, while the lotus represents purity and spiritual clarity. Together with the double-coin cutouts—symbols of wealth—these stools reflect a harmonious blend of nature, tradition, and decorative artistry rooted in centuries of Chinese porcelain craft.

Condition
Excellent. No chips, cracks, or visible wear. Hand-painted finish may exhibit minor variations due to artisan production.

Dimensions (Each Stool)
13" W × 13" D × 17" H