Incese burner with openwork design in wucai polychrome enamels, Qing dynasty, Kangxi reign (1662-1722)
- Image Number: K1B014131N000000000PAB
- Dynasty: Qing dynasty
- Category: Ceramics
- Function: Incense set
- Material: Minerals/Ceramics/
- Description:
The utensil is made of three overlapping sections. The body is straight cylinder type, with flat inner bottom and straight wall. The mouth edge goes out from the edge, and the outer bottom is flat. The lower part is connected with three animal feet. There are three sections of the body, and each section is divided into six longitudinal sections, forming eighteen sections. There is a Kui dragon pattern on each grid of the body. The middle section and the cover are hollowed out beyond each Kui dragon pattern, and each Kui dragon pattern is arranged in positive and negative patterns, so each section has three groups of Kui dragon patterns facing each other. The ears, nose, body and limbs of Kui Dragon can be reduced to relief. The boundary of the line is marked with obvious Kui dragon patterns drawn in black. The arrangement of glaze and color is in accordance with the blue, green and light green colors. Wide lace patterns are used to decorate the horizontal and vertical sides of the grid. The space strip is built into a drum surface. The light green glaze is used as the ground. The branches and leaves are painted on the black color dots or brocade ground with black lines. The flowers are red, purple, yellow and blue chrysanthemums. The edge of the plate is painted with a phase
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