[Songhua Stone Carved Xuri Pool Round Inkstone]
Songhua Stone Carved Xuri Pool Round Inkstone, Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, with a diameter of 12.1 centimeters and a thickness of 1.4 centimeters
The inkstone is made of Songhua stone, cleverly made into a circular shape. The surface of the inkstone is deeply carved into a pool shaped like the rising sun, with cloud patterns on it. It looks like the rising sun, and the design is ingenious. The seal script on the back bears the stamp “Made in Qianlong”
This inkstone is translucent and moist in texture, with green horizontal threads alternating in depth and depth. It is naturally formed by nature. The red sandalwood box is decorated with a golden flower pattern. The surface gold has fallen off, but it still retains its splendor. It is a unique decorative style of the Qing court
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松花江石旭日东升池砚![图片[3]-Songhua Stone Carved Rising Sun Pool Round Inkstone-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Warring States period/Stationery/20060[1024].jpg "松花江石旭日东升池砚背面")
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