[Jasper Dragon and Phoenix Bottle]
Jasper Dragon and Phoenix Bottle, clear, 16.3 cm high, 20.5 cm wide and 4.1 cm thick
Jade texture. The jade is pure and moist, slightly transparent, with slight brown spots. The implement is hollowed out and is connected with a flat bottle and a perforated tree stake to form a conjoined device. The flat bottle has a cover, and a dragon lies on its back. The flat bottle is embossed with a dragon coil around one side, with two Kui ears on both sides of the neck. The bottle is carved with fire beads on one side and bats on the other. On the other side of the conjoined vessel is a plum pile flower arrangement, with an oval mouth, hollow, deep hole, and a Kui Feng embossed on the outside, with ganoderma lucidum in the mouth. Looking back, it looks at the dragon on the bottle, with embossed plum flowers and ganoderma lucidum in between. Its design is extremely exquisite
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