Qing Dynasty Famille Rose Bowl with Eight Auspicious Symbols Pattern

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Qing Dynasty Famille Rose Bowl with Eight Auspicious Symbols Pattern

"Eight Treasures" refer to the Dharma Wheel, Conch, Parasol, White Canopy, Lotus, Vase, Twin Fish, and Endless Knot. The center of the bowl features a lotus supporting a crossed vajra pattern. The outer wall is painted with famille rose lotus supporting seven treasures. The upper section is decorated with beast-face garland patterns, and the lower section is decorated with "Longevity Mountain and Fortune Sea" patterns. The rim and foot are interspersed with blue and green enamel colors, decorated with "shou" (longevity) character and Eight Auspicious Symbols. It bears a red "Tumut Right Banner" Mongolian script double-framed mark. It was used by Mongolian aristocrats during the Qing Dynasty for religious ceremonies, birthday celebrations, and other occasions. The period characteristics are clear.

Catalogue No.: 321

Caliber 12cm, Height 5cm

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"Eight Treasures" refer to the Dharma Wheel, Conch, Precious Umbrella, White Canopy, Lotus, Treasure Vase, Twin Fish, and Endless Knot
The center of the bowl features a lotus supporting a crossed vajra motif. The outer wall is painted with famille rose lotus-supported Seven Treasures, interspersed with beast-face garlands above and longevity mountain and auspicious sea patterns below. The rim and foot are decorated with alternating blue and green enamels, featuring the "Shou" (longevity) character and Eight Auspicious Symbols. The red "Tumet Right Banner" Mongolian inscription in a double square frame is at the base. This was used by Mongol nobility in the Qing Dynasty for religious ceremonies, birthday celebrations, and other occasions, exhibiting clear period characteristics

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