Chinese and Southeast Asian ceramics found in the Philippines tell the story of how the country forged social and commercial ties with China and its neighbors. This display of more than 500 ceramics provides one of the most comprehensive surveys of Chinese and Southeast Asian trade wares found in the Philippines, spanning a thousand years.
These trade ceramics are not only a feast for the eyes, but their origins and the periods in which they were produced also provide important data about the past. As proof of the lively trade that occurred between China and Southeast Asia, these pieces continue to play an important role in the understanding of Philippine history.
Exhibition curator: Rita Tan
Pioneers of Philippine Art
Juan Luna, Fernando Amorsolo and Fernando Zobel. These luminaries in Philippine art from the late 19th-20th century made their mark with works on canvas and paper.
Distinctive products, inspired by the Museum's collections and special exhibitions. A reflection of Ayala Museum's commitment to excellence in creativity and innovation.
Practical tips on looking at historical artifacts, as well as contemporary artworks on display at the Ayala Museum with your children.
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