Contributed by Andrew Nai, SEACS Councillor and officer (2015-)
Contributed by Alvin Chia, SEACS President (2008-2011)
Contributed by Lim Yah Chiew, former SEACS Councillor and officer
Contributed by Dr Kenson Kwok, Founding Director, Asian Civilisations Museum and SEACS President (1990-1992)
Contributed by Patricia Bjaaland Welch, SEACS President (2017-2020).
Contributed by Dawn F. Rooney, SEACS Life Member
When a tsar orders ten cart-loads of ceramics from an honest potter a lesson is learned about those who try to fleece honest men
Contributed by Atthasit Sukkham, Asst. Curator, Southeast Asian Ceramics Museum (Bangkok, Thailand)
Contributed by Professor Keith Branigan, Emeritus Professor, Dept. of Archaeology, The University of Sheffield (U.K.)
Contributed by Ruth Gerson, Freelance Writer and collector
Contributed by Pauline Ong, SEACS Life Member
Contributed by Bernadette Rankine, Director for Southeast Asia, Bonhams
Contributed by Johanes H. Rizal, SEACS Councillor and officer (2015-) and serious collector
Collected by Ed Conyngham, a career Foreign Service Officer and ‘Old Asia Hand’
Contributed by Tim Clark, SEACS Councillor and teapot collector
Contributed by Low Sze Wee, CEO Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre and SEACS Life Member
Contributed by Paul Bromberg, Contributing Editor of Arts of Asia, author of Thai Silver and Nielloware (River Books, 2019) and SEACS member
Contributed by Ng Seng Leong, SEACS member, and author of Culture in Clay: Symbolism & Iconography in Chinese Ceramics
Contributed by Freddie Oh, a career Foreign Service Officer, SEACS member and collector of Southeast Asian art and ceramics
Contributed by Margaret White, Overseas SEACS member
Contributed by Mathew Welch, SEACS Life Member
Contributed by Jo Groarke, SEACS Member and Singapore ACM docent
Contributed by Mathew & Patricia Welch, SEACS Life Members
Contributed by Margaret White, Overseas SEACS Member
Contributed by Ann Proctor, Overseas SEACS Member
Contributed by Tim Clark, SEACS Councillor and Singapore FOM docent
An unfired pot causes a death. An 18th century tale from Shah Abdul Latif’s Risalo (a collection of poetry)
One of the more than 500 tales of previous births of Gautama Siddhartha, warning us of the danger of attachments