Peach pit carved in the shape of a boat, Qing dynasty (1644-1911)
- Image Number: K1G000279N000000000PAF
- Dynasty: Qing dynasty
- Category: Carvings
- Archival dimension: 長3.8公分 寬2.2公分 高2.2公分
- Function: Furnishings, stationery, stationery
- Material: Plants/nuts/walnuts
- Description:
In this work, the bottom of the boat has a clear and visible natural grain of fruit stone. The top of the boat is flattened and carved into a mat woven straw shed. The cabin is divided into three parts. The middle cabin foreman’s table is decorated with teapots, cups, and vase flowers. In front of the door is engraved a couplet: “Good wind comes from here, and the bright moon does not have to come.” The six doors and windows can be pushed out, the small window in the back cabin can be lifted, and the movable rudder shows the craftsman’s intention of carving skillfully.
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