Blue ground pink lotus pattern pagoda

[Blue ground pink lotus pattern pagoda]

Blue ground pink lotus pattern pagoda is a pagoda with a height of 43.4 cm and a bottom edge length of 18.3 cm during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty
This tower is a Tibetan style tower. The top is decorated with a Ruyi treasure bottle, and the bottom is a pink treasure cap. Under the cover is the Thirteen Phase Wheel, symbolizing the Thirteen Days. The thirteen phase wheel and the tower body are all painted with a blue glaze, with gold colors depicting lotus hooks, animal faces, and wreath patterns. The inside of the tower is empty, with a Huan door open on one side, and Buddha statues can be placed inside. At the bottom is the pastel Xumi square seat, decorated with patterns such as tangled branches and lotus flowers. The tower seat is empty and can be used to place Buddhist scriptures
This tower belongs to the sacrificial tower, and is generally placed on the altar in front of the Buddha to show visualization. According to the analysis of its production process, porcelain quality, glaze color, and pattern, it should be specially fired by the Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Factory during the Qianlong Period for the palace and Buddhist hall.

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