Qianlong style filigree enamel Tianji statue

[Qianlong Style Wired Enamel Tianji Zun]

Qianlong Style Wired Enamel Tianji Zun, Qing Qianlong, with a height of 18.9 cm, a body length of 13.4 cm, and a caliber of 4.5 cm< The Tianji stands tall with its head raised, carrying a statue on its back. Its wings are raised and attached to the statue's body, and its claws are on hollow wheels. Its long tail droops and curls inward, and a gilded little Tianji stands inside its tail feathers. The statue has an oval body, a flapped mouth, and gilded dragon ears. The whole body is patterned with filigree and colored glaze. Tianji uses dots, bands, and circular patterns as its feathers, while it is decorated with intertwined lotus and banana leaf patterns. A rectangular gilded piece is embedded in the chest of the Tianji, and the regular script style "made in the Qianlong era" is engraved on the top
The Tianji has a long history as a legendary divine bird, but the shaping of its specific image began to mature in the Qianlong Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty. During the Qianlong period, the office used various techniques to create the image of Tianji, with a beautiful posture, vivid image, and a sense of divinity and auspiciousness. It is a good display for viewing


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