Dragon-head shaped belt hook with auspicious symbols of ‘continuous happiness’ in fencai polychrome enamels, Qing dynasty (1644-1911)
- Image Number: C1B001995N000000000PAB
- Dynasty: Qing dynasty
- Category: Ceramics
- Function: Clothing and accessories
- Description:
With? It is a clothing appliance that the ancients buckled the belt, or hung mirror bags, seals, scabbards, coins or jade pendants. Pipa shaped,? The head is in the shape of a curved tap, and the back is provided with a round knob. The dragon head outlines the details with black lines, and then fills in the blue ground. Dragon horn and mane along the belt? The shape is described and shaped in one piece. The body on the yellow color ground has two circles, one inside and the other outside. The inner circle is painted with red bat and double lotus grass; The outer circle is decorated with double lotus twig patterns, and the near bottom is decorated with a four petal flower with red and white lines outlining a simple Kaiguang Ruyi.
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