falangcai

Chinese ceramics style
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falangcai

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Key Facts

  • falangcai is a type of Chinese ceramics[1].
  • falangcai is used for vitreous enamel[2].
  • falangcai's Commons category is recorded as Falangcai[3].
  • falangcai's different from is recorded as Huafalang[4].
  • falangcai's different from is recorded as famille rose[5].

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Definition and Type

falangcai is a type of Chinese ceramics[1].

Use and Application

falangcai is used for vitreous enamel[2].

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  1. 10d ago · Nyuhn · 2026-07-10 view diff on Wikidata ↗
    Imported from
    P14541 ['4HLxqM', '1IUQLb', '4TtQuZ']
    Different from Huafalang, famille rose
    Image 粉红地开光201803.jpg
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