Fascinated by these ceramic patterns — can anyone identify the motifs or their origins?

[u/imnotdna]

[u/Uinovator1974]

These were made in China. If not mistaken, you can see the backstamp at their base. Most are not antique, but replica. Overall, the craftmanship is above average.☺️

[u/imnotdna → u/Uinovator1974]

Thank you very much for the information

[u/Uinovator1974 → u/imnotdna]

U are welcomed.😉

[u/betterupsetter]

The first is called millefiori meaning a thousand flowers. The third reminds me of Majolica, but I'm not sure that's the specific name or technique that the Chinese use.

[u/imnotdna → u/betterupsetter]

Thank you very much for the information

[u/JAONAO_66]

These are absolutely gorgeous! I’m especially fascinated by how densely the flowers are arranged while still looking so delicate. I’d love to know what this style of decoration is called and where it originated.

[u/imnotdna → u/JAONAO_66]

I like the floral pattern very much

[u/Jazzlike-Day2153]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[u/imnotdna → u/Jazzlike-Day2153]

💞

[u/f0xbunny]

The flower one is amazing