Jade flower-shaped bowl with two leaf-shaped handles, Mughal Empire-China Archive

Image Number: K1C001422N000000000PAB
Dynasty: Ming dynasty
Category: Jades
Function: Container
Material: Minerals/Jade Jewelry/Jade
Description:
It is a green white jade with several light brown cracks. It is carved into a four petal poppy shaped bowl in full bloom. Four petals of small flowers are carved in the decorative belt along the mouth, a circle of lily is carved at the lower edge of the abdominal wall, and the circle foot is slightly rolled outward. Eight broad petals are carved on the inner and outer walls of the circle foot. A banana leaf is stretched upward along the abdominal wall from the lower part of both sides to the mouth edge, and then curls and droops. The tip connector is wall shaped into a handle. The most special feature of this piece is that there is a circle of decorative tape about 25cm wide under the mouth edge of the inner wall, and only simple leaf patterns are carved on the Yin line.