Imitation wood grain glaze ground pink pine crane pattern pen holder

[Imitation wood grain glaze ground pink pine crane grain pen holder]

Imitation wood grain glaze ground pink pine crane grain pen holder, Qing Qianlong, height 14.2 cm, caliber 12.7 cm, foot diameter 12.5 cm
The inner and outer walls of the pen holder are all painted with imitation wood grain glaze, with a white glaze ground exposed in the middle. The pattern of pine and crane is depicted in pastel paint on the top. The distribution of pines and strange stones is orderly, with high mountains and flowing water arranged in a neat manner, and several cranes dancing gracefully among them. The strokes of the painting are exquisite. Apply wood grain glaze inside the ring foot. No style
Wood grain glazed porcelain appeared during the Yongzheng period, continued to be used during the Qianlong period, and was later relatively rare. Wood grain glaze uses red and ochre colored materials to imitate the natural texture of natural wood, mimicking the Chinese zodiac, as if it were made from heaven. During the Yongzheng period, large objects decorated with wood grain glaze were commonly seen, while during the Qianlong period, they were mainly used to decorate the edges and corners of porcelain