[White jade Kui dragon pattern flat dragon drink]
White jade Kui dragon pattern flat dragon drink, in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, 14.2 cm high, 9.6 caliber × 5.2 cm
The wine is made of white jade with slight flaws. He has an open belly and a strong body. The Kui dragon pattern is the main decoration of the body, and the upper and lower edges of the mouth and the main decoration each have a circular pattern. The flow is decorated with a phoenix head, a movable ring under the head, and a dragon handle. It is equipped with rosewood base
Si Jiu is a kind of bronze wine ware in the Shang and Zhou dynasties. There are many imitators of Si wine in the jade wares of the Qing Dynasty, with different postures. This vessel is named as the flat dragon wine because of its chi-shaped handle. Its shape is smooth and its decoration is regular. Compared with the bronze wine vessel, it has many differences in shape and decoration, but its ancient meaning still exists.
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