Wood grain ink color landscape painting pen holder

[Wood-grain ink color landscape painting pen holder]

Wood-grain glaze ink color landscape painting pen holder, Qing Yongzheng, height 14.2 cm, caliber 18.4 cm, bottom diameter 18.6 cm. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The penholder has a straight mouth and a wall bottom. The upper and lower edges of the inner and outer walls are painted with wood grain glaze, and the middle part of the outer wall is painted with ink color landscape, which is elegant and elegant
Ink color is the color material applied to porcelain by Jingdezhen in the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty by imitating the effect of burning water ink enamel with domestic materials. First, the pattern is painted with black materials on white porcelain, and then baked at low temperature. The effect is like painting with ink on white paper. The wood-grained glaze is one of the unique glaze colors in the Yongzheng and Qianlong dynasties of the Qing Dynasty. The decorative effect is quite natural and interesting, and elegant and pleasant. The ink color landscape and wood-grained glaze complement each other. It is a representative porcelain stationery of the Yongzheng Dynasty in the Qing Dynasty