Copper pitcher

[Copper pitcher]

Copper pitcher, Qing Qianlong, with a height of 55.8 cm and a diameter of 7.3 cm. The old collection of the Qing Palace
This throwing pot is used by Emperor Qianlong. The head is decorated with two loops, surrounded by four small ears, and the ear is also decorated with two loops. The neck of the pot is in the shape of a knot bamboo, with a seal script engraved in the middle and a poem made by Emperor Qianlong. The two ends are symmetrical, making it unique and elegant. The shoulder of the pot has a continuous bead pattern. The main body of the pot has no decorative patterns, and is elegant and natural. The two ends are decorated with banana leaf patterns, symbolizing wealth and nobility. Each side of the pot has a faucet handle, which not only makes the pot more beautiful, but also makes it more lively. The bottom of the pot has a Ruyi cloud pattern, expressing a wish for good luck
The pitcher has a delicate structure, unique style, and fresh and natural design and text.