Jade flower-shaped bowl with two bud-shaped handles, Mughal Empire
- Image Number: K1C001360N000000000PAD
- Dynasty: Ming dynasty
- Category: Jades
- Function: Container
- Material: Minerals/Jade Jewelry/Jade
- Description:
A little yellowish blue white jade. It is carved into an oval bowl in the shape of poppies in full bloom. At the bottom of the bowl, it is carved with a flat poppies flower, overlapping four petals, and in the center, it is carved with a flat chrysanthemum. The petals are very dense. The lower edge of the abdominal wall is surrounded by a circle of acanthus tuberosus leaves. From the lower part of both sides along the abdominal wall, two acanthus villosus leaves are stretched upward, the longer one is stretched to the mouth edge and curled, and a flower bud is hung below to contact the shorter acanthus villosus leaf tip.
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