The square plate of red hibiscus kingfisher

[The square plate of the red hibiscus kingfisher map]

The square plate of the red hibiscus kingfisher map, in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, is 2.2 cm in height and 18 cm in diameter. The old collection of the Qing Palace
This plate is a complete set of square plates with the red magnolia mountain bird chart, the red pomegranate dragonfly chart, and the red plum blossom magpie chart. It is square, with short circle feet, and painted with red paint all over the body. The horizontal line brocade pattern representing the sky is used to carve the four seasons flower and bird landscape on the ground. The composition is simple and easy, sparse but not exposed, and the carving is fine, polished and polished, with a high level of craftsmanship
This dish is carved with a picture of a hibiscus kingfisher on the sky. There is a blooming hibiscus on the rocks. A kingfisher stops among the branches and leaves. Looking back at the flowers and leaves in front of him, he seems to have found food. The whole picture shows the scene of birds singing and flowers in midsummer. The wall of the plate is painted with yellow paint and carved with vermilion patterns, the inner wall is carved with a vermilion chrysanthemum on each side, and the outer wall is carved with variant vanilla patterns. The feet are painted black and have no money. There is a Qing Dynasty yellow paper on the foot, and the ink on it reads, “On the third day of November, the fifty-fourth year of Qianlong’s reign, the Ningshou Palace presented a red carved lacquer square plate, which was missing paint and wax.”

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