China

Brushpot (bitong)

Qing dynasty (1644–1911), 18th century
Rootwood
16.5 × 10.2 cm (6.5 × 4 in)

SEE IT IN PERSON

● On view now — Gallery 134

Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago · verified July 2026

View at artic.eduPlan a visit ↗

Discussion

FROM THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO’S CATALOG

The artisan behind this rootwood brushpot ingeniously carved it into the form of twisted roots and knotted gnarls, allowing the object to reference its own materiality. During the late Ming Dynasty, objects made of rootwood began to gain popularity among literary elites in the Jiangnan region. This trend was linked to the emergence of elite woodcarvers in the area, along with an aesthetic that revered originality and the unconventional in art and crafts. Made to hold brushes used in painting and calligraphy, this object likely once adorned the table of a scholar.

Source ↗

Be the first to share your thoughts.

Sign in to join the discussion.

Community guidelines

More by China

Spinning Cloth, Preparing Tea Leaves, Preparing SilkSpinning Cloth, Preparing Tea Leaves, Preparing SilkSpinning Cloth, Preparing Tea Leaves, Preparing SilkSpinning Cloth, Preparing Tea Leaves, Preparing SilkPair of Hall ChairsPair of Hall ChairsPicturePictureSpinning Cloth, Preparing Tea Leaves, Preparing SilkSpinning Cloth, Preparing Tea Leaves, Preparing SilkCouch-BedCouch-BedDish with Peaches and BatsDish with Peaches and BatsSpinning Cloth, Preparing Tea Leaves, Preparing SilkSpinning Cloth, Preparing Tea Leaves, Preparing Silk

More like this

Footed BowlChina, possibly Henan province — Footed BowlWater Jar (mizusashi)Japan — Water Jar (mizusashi)CachepotWilliam Arthur Smith Benson — CachepotFlower Pot with StandArtist unknown — Flower Pot with StandGlobular Jar with Trumpet-Shaped MouthKorea — Globular Jar with Trumpet-Shaped MouthSpittoonWedgwood Manufactory — SpittoonCup with Interior Rattle and Incised and Openwork DecorationKorea — Cup with Interior Rattle and Incised and Openwork DeDrinking Vessel (Kero) with Floral and Animal MotifsInca — Drinking Vessel (Kero) with Floral and Animal MotifsVase Depicting Warriors in Battle and Capturing PrisonersMoche — Vase Depicting Warriors in Battle and Capturing PrisFountainEurope — FountainBlackware Incense Burner with Relief Depicting FelinesChimú — Blackware Incense Burner with Relief Depicting FelinFaceted and Covered JarKorea — Faceted and Covered Jar