Lanting Xiu Lan Yumo

[Lanting Xiu Lan Yu Ink]

Lanting Xiu Lan Yu Ink, Qing Qianlong, 16.2 cm long, 8.4 cm wide, and 2.2 cm thick
Blue. On the front is the picture of “Orchid Pavilion Xiuxi”. On the top of the back, there are two characters in regular script, “Imperial Ink”. In the middle, there are six characters in regular script, “Made in the Dingsi year of Qianlong (1737)”. Below, there is a seal of “Orchid Pavilion Xiuxi”, all filled with gold. This set of ink has a total of 26 ingots, which are respectively: Yingri Lingyun, Qingzhi Pavilion, Shizhang Silon, Xianjutai Pavilion, Donglin Lianshe, Chunhua Qishi, Orchid Pavilion Xiuxi, Lingyan Pavilion, Seven Fragrance Painting, Gangdu Chengxiang, Zhongxiang Kingdom, Tianbao Jiuru, Heidan, Five Phoenix Ponds, Five Laogaohe, Xiaoyan Cold Fragrance, Phoenix Pendant, Phoenix Jue, Kui Tiger Jue, Kui Long Jue, Chibi, Qingxiang Zhijie, Fish Pendant, Miscellaneous Pendant, Chi Tiger Jue, Huang Pendant
In the Qing Dynasty, the production of imperial ink in the imperial court was all made by the “ink works” of the Imperial Book Office. In the early years of Qianlong’s reign, “Mozuo” repeatedly classified and collected the remains of the previous dynasty, and destroyed and rebuilt various types of broken ink. In the early years of Qianlong’s reign, the “ink work” of the Imperial Book Office continued to follow the old system, specializing in the production of imperial ink for the internal court. The production of its ink products, on the one hand, is a new production of ancient ink, and on the other hand, is an innovative style, both reflecting the production style of imperial ink in the Qianlong Dynasty



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