Silver ornament with coral and turquoise inlay, Qing dynasty, 18th c., Tibetan work
- Image Number: K1D004586N000000000PAB
- Dynasty: Qing dynasty
- Category: Miscellaneous objects
- Function: Dress accessories
- Material: Mineral/Jade Jewelry/
- Description:
The silver plate shaped base arches upward slightly, with a button in the center for threading. The surface is divided into five ribbon areas by roe pattern. The central area has a symmetrical flower leaf shape decoration, the four corners each have a quarter petal pattern, the thin ribbon areas on both sides of the center are decorated with diamond grid patterns, and the outermost two areas are plain. Red coral and green turquoise are inlaid in the main decorative patterns of the whole vessel, and the coral and turquoise inlaid in the foliage shaped ornaments carve the petal ridge and leaf vein in the shade.
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