Colorful Tuanhua Chrysanthemum Butterfly Cover

[Doucai Tuanhua chrysanthemum butterfly cover can]

Doucai Tuanhua chrysanthemum butterfly cover can has a height of 10.4 cm, a diameter of 5 cm and a foot diameter of 5.4 cm
The can has a straight mouth, full shoulders, thin bottom and round feet. The motif of the pot body is divided into two rows of four flowers, each arranged in a staggered way. The upper part of the flower is a butterfly, and the lower part is 2 chrysanthemums and branches. The lotus pattern is painted between the flowers. The shoulder and foot are painted with blue and white sea patterns for one week, and 8 flowers of various colors are painted on them. The center of the cover is painted with a group of flowers, and the wall decoration is decorated with 4 lotus flowers. The blue and white regular script “made in Yongzheng year of the Qing Dynasty” of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China has six characters and two lines, and the outer frame is double
The use of round patterns on porcelain was first seen in the Sui Dynasty. There were many blue and white porcelain carving and printing round flowers in the Ru kiln in the Song Dynasty. The blue and white porcelain of the Xuande, Chenghua and Longqing dynasties in the Ming Dynasty and the round flowers on the porcelain of the Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong dynasties in the Qing Dynasty were very popular.
This device imitates the Ming Dynasty Chenghua colored cap jar. Chenghua color fighting ware is treasured by the world for its fine workmanship, small and exquisite, and rare handed down products. After the Kangxi Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty, the official kilns of all dynasties have imitated the works of colored fighting. This cover pot is one of the representative works of Chenghua Doucai in Yongzheng official kiln. Its shape, body glaze and pattern are copied according to Chenghua original. However, due to the use of pastel technology, the picture decoration, especially the butterfly, is more detailed and realistic. In the Ming Dynasty, the imitative porcelain was made in the style of the Yongzheng Dynasty, to show the exquisite porcelain making technology of the Yongzheng Dynasty