Qing pastel eight treasure pattern bowl

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Qing pastel eight treasure pattern bowl


Catalog Number: 321

Diameter 12cm, Height 5cm

Diameter 12cm, Height 5cm


“Eight Treasures” refers to the Dharma wheel, conch shell, treasure umbrella, white canopy, lotus flower, treasure vase, double fish, and endless knot. The center of the bowl features a lotus pedestal with a cross-shaped vajra, while the outer wall is painted with a lotus pedestal and seven treasures. Between these are beast-mask necklaces and images of longevity mountains and seas. The rim and foot are decorated with alternating blue and green, featuring longevity characters and eight auspicious symbols. A red inscription reads “Tumote Right Banner” in Mongolian script within a double-bordered frame. This piece was used by Mongolian nobles during the Qing Dynasty for religious ceremonies, celebrations, and other occasions. Its age and characteristics are clearly defined.