notNeutral 01470900 - City on a Plate: Shanghai


Enlarge Image \| Additional Images \| Picture Book		notNeutral - City on a Plate: Shanghai This Product Has Not Yet Been Reviewed - Write A Review Celebrating one of eight featured cities - along with Los Angeles, Cairo, Berlin, New Orleans, Dubai, Las Vegas and Washington D.C. - this 12" porcelain plate showcases the core of downtown Shanghai against a dramatic a black background. Orange icons represent key buildings, alongside blue rivers and green public spaces. Shanghai, one of the most commercially and financially powerful cities in China, is a major gateway between China and the Western world thanks in part to its central location on the Pacific coast. The unique organic form of the city center is dramatically bisected by the wide curve of the Huangpu River. The areas allotted to foreign powers after the Opium Wars reflect traditional Western city planning with their grid forms... (See Full Description) OUR PRICE: $50.00 Original Price: $69.99 You Save: $19.99 (29%) SKU #NON1246 Seen this item for less? Ships to Canada

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notNeutral 01470900 - City on a Plate: Shanghai
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Celebrating one of eight featured cities - along with Los Angeles, Cairo, Berlin, New Orleans, Dubai, Las Vegas and Washington D.C. - this 12" porcelain plate showcases the core of downtown Shanghai against a dramatic a black background. Orange icons represent key buildings, alongside blue rivers and green public spaces. Shanghai, one of the most commercially and financially powerful cities in China, is a major gateway between China and the Western world thanks in part to its central location on the Pacific coast. The unique organic form of the city center is dramatically bisected by the wide curve of the Huangpu River. The areas allotted to foreign powers after the Opium Wars reflect traditional Western city planning with their grid forms.

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