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Bencharong
is a type of porcelain, distinguished by enamel decorations and is
world-renowned for it's unique form, design, many color schemes and
graceful beauty. It is of the finest quality and recognized by collectors
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Highly
skilled Thai craftsmen handcraft Bencharong ceramics. Only the finest
white clay is selected and products often gilded in 12k gold to heighten
the decoration. The word Bencharong actually means five colors in
Thai (Bencha = five, rong = color). The craft originated in China
and gained popularity in Siam (Thailand) in the 18th century. Traditional
Bencharong items were designed to grace the Royal dining table in
the form of food containers or tea sets.
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