Imitation carved lacquer glazed bowl

[Imitation carved lacquer glazed bowl]

Imitation carved lacquer glazed bowl, Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, height 4.5 cm, caliber 13.1 cm, foot diameter 8.2 cm
Bowl skimming, arc, circle foot, jade bottom. The bowl was decorated with gold. The outer wall is painted with red glaze, imitating the carving process. The rim of the mouth is carved with a circular pattern, the abdomen is carved with an orderly arrangement of brocade patterns, and the feet are carved with lotus petals. The bottom red glaze has no pattern
During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the porcelain industry in Jingdezhen entered its heyday. A large number of skilled craftsmen gathered in the imperial kiln factory, sparing no effort to imitate various handicrafts with porcelain, such as imitation wood, bamboo, lacquer, and bronze. The imitation skill was so high that it could hardly be true
The shape, glaze color, pattern, and texture of this bowl are all similar to lacquer ware, reflecting the superb porcelain making skills of the Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Factory during the Qianlong period.