Yongzheng style painted enamel with eight auspicious patterns

[Yongzheng painting enamel eight auspicious pattern Dharma wheel]

Yongzheng painting enamel eight auspicious pattern Dharma wheel, Qing Yongzheng, height 22 cm, bottom diameter 10 cm. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The Dharma wheel is a wheel shape with eight hollow spokes. The two sides of the spokes are painted with eight auspicious lotus patterns, including wheel, screw, umbrella, cover, flower, pot, fish and intestine. The hub is painted with symmetrical decorative patterns. The outer edge of the wheel is decorated with four clouds and four leaf-shaped teeth. Lower lotus petal pattern base. The center of the outsole is painted with a sunflower, and the blue regular script “made in Yongzheng” is printed on the petal
The manufacture of religious artifacts by enamel painting began in the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty. The Falun is one of them, and the vessel is decorated with eight auspicious patterns. It is ingenious and ingenious. Its unique shape and exquisite workmanship are the representative works of enamel painting in Yongzheng period



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