Green inkstick from a set of imperially commissioned “Collective Celebrations of a Myriad Springs”, Qing dynasty, Jiaqing reign (1796-1820)

Green inkstick from a set of imperially commissioned “Collective Celebrations of a Myriad Springs”, Qing dynasty, Jiaqing reign (1796-1820)

• Image Number: K1F000014N000000000PAB
• Dynasty: Qing dynasty
• Category: Studio implements
• Function: Stationery and stationery
• Material: Plants/Ink/
• Description:
  Rectangular green pigment ink, delicate and bright. The two sides are framed with a circle of palindromes. On the other side, the imperial inscription is written in regular script in gold, “The imperial inscription is Wanfeng Chun’ai Poem. The color of Chun’ai is light and deep, and the peaks are stacked into Qin’s single sheet, which is used as a reference to a good minister to make rain, which comforts me in my diligent pursuit of governance.” On the other side, it is printed with dense forests and deep mountains surrounded by clouds. On both sides of the ink are printed in regular script, “made in 1809 in Jiaqing”, and “official and director education added courtesy record”. A set of ten pieces of five color painting ingots were received in the paint box of Shuanglong’s “Royal Wanchun Collection Celebration Volume Five Color Painting Ingots”.