Qing Kangxi period multicolored general jar featuring a lotus pond motif

Total Height: 58.5 cm Bottom Diameter: 23.5 cm Top Diameter: 20.1 cm This general jar features a straight mouth, ample shoulders, a tapered belly, and an outward-flared foot, complemented by a high rounded cover adorned with precious beads. The entire body is coated with a white glaze, intricately painted with hues of red, green, yellow, and more, depicting a scene of a lotus pond. In this vivid depiction, the lotus pond comes to life with rich details. Tender green shoots support large lotus flowers, swaying gracefully in the breeze. Lotus buds are poised to bloom, standing elegantly, while a gentle breeze ripples the water surface. Jade-colored birds perch on the curved lotus stems, exchanging glances. The color palette is rich but not overly vibrant, capturing the intricate details with splendid and lively hues. The entire composition vividly portrays the beautiful summer scene of a lotus pond. Purchase Guidelines: All items in our store are collectibles aged over ten years. Over time, there may be signs of aging, such as oxidation, paint loss, or scratches, which are considered normal. If you seek perfection, we recommend careful consideration before purchasing. We strive to provide detailed descriptions and current photos, and we encourage buyers to assess the value of the items themselves. Antique items are sold without a warranty or trial period, and returns or exchanges are not accepted after the sale. The packaging, including brocade boxes or paper cartons, may show signs of age such as dust accumulation, loose threads, or aging. If this is unacceptable, we kindly request refraining from placing an order. Thank you for your understanding. #All items in this store are unique. If you have any doubts about the current photos, please refrain from placing an order. There is no product available for exchange service.