Qing Dynasty, copper-glazed Benba vase with 'Da Qing Qianlong Nian Zhi' mark

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Qing Dynasty, copper-glazed Benba vase with 'Da Qing Qianlong Nian Zhi' mark

The Bumpa vase was originally a purification vase used for storing water in Buddhist rituals of Tibetan Buddhism. This Bumpa vase features a millstone-shaped mouth, a slender neck, and a round, bulging belly. The entire vessel is exquisitely shaped, with delicate patterns and harmonious colors. It not only possesses a strong Tibetan style but is also an object that perfectly combines traditional Tibetan design with imperial court artifacts, serving as a historical testament to the fusion of Han and Tibetan cultures.

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Diameter 8cm, Height 18cm

"Da Qing Qianlong Nian Zhi" six-character, three-line seal script mark

Starting bid: RMB 9,000

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The Bumpa bottle was originally a pure water vase used to store water in Buddhist activities of Tibetan Buddhism.
This Bumpa bottle has a disc-shaped mouth, a slender neck, and a round, bulging belly. The entire piece is exquisitely shaped, with delicate patterns and harmonious colors. It not only possesses a strong Tibetan style but is also an artifact that perfectly combines traditional Tibetan aesthetics with imperial court artifacts, serving as a historical witness to the integration of Han and Tibetan cultures.

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荣艺庭芳中国近现代艺术品专场

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