Vase • Flowers • God of Longevity - In Chinese Porcelain

Description

Pair of Hexagonal Ginger Jar Vases • Famille Rose Porcelain

A splendid pair of oriental vases with lids, characterized by a rare hexagonal shape and entirely hand-decorated according to the tradition of Famille Rose. Each side of the vase tells a story through ancient symbols of longevity and prosperity.

Symbolism and Artistic Details:

• The God of Longevity (Shou Lao): On one of the main sides, the wise Shou Lao is depicted, recognizable by his high forehead, accompanied by a deer (a symbol of immortality) and a child holding a magical peach.

• The Lotus and Nature: The other sides feature vases adorned with lotus flowers and peonies, symbols of purity and nobility, surrounded by stylized bats (a symbol of extreme luck and happiness in Chinese culture).

• Famille Rose Palette: The colors are vibrant and textured, with the typical use of matte pink and aquamarine gently blending on the milky white background of the porcelain.

• Factory Mark: The base features a red seal in Zhuanshu characters (seal style), certifying its artistic craftsmanship.

Technical Features:

• Material: Fine porcelain decorated with enamel.

• Shape: Hexagonal (rare compared to classic round vases), complete with original lids featuring a golden/orange flame knob.

• Condition: Excellent, with colors still bright and enamels intact.