Period:Qing dynasty Production date:1662-1722
Materials:porcelain
Technique:glazed, painted,
Subjects:spirit
Dimensions:Diameter: 13.70 inches
Description:
Dish decorated with a contest of Daoist spirits of air and water. Mark. Made of famille verte enamelled porcelain. Rivet repair.
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Comments:The scene comes from The Fengshen Yanyi and shows Nuo Cha, the third prince walking on fire wheels with his boots left on the shore. This 16th century novel by Lu Xixing and Xu Zhonglin is translated as Investiture of the Gods.
Materials:porcelain
Technique:glazed, painted,
Subjects:spirit
Dimensions:Diameter: 13.70 inches
Description:
Dish decorated with a contest of Daoist spirits of air and water. Mark. Made of famille verte enamelled porcelain. Rivet repair.
IMG
Comments:The scene comes from The Fengshen Yanyi and shows Nuo Cha, the third prince walking on fire wheels with his boots left on the shore. This 16th century novel by Lu Xixing and Xu Zhonglin is translated as Investiture of the Gods.
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