This Famille Rose Gaiwan decorated with Three Abundances & Splendid Patterns features a color scheme highly consistent with the elegant Yongzheng style, delicate and refined. It is hand-painted by Mr. Xu Zhijun, an inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of Qing Dynasty imperial famille rose hand-painted porcelain craftsmanship in Jingdezhen, China.
In traditional Chinese porcelain art, every pattern bears a meaningful implication, and all implications are auspicious. Among all auspicious fruit motifs, the patterns of longevity peach, pomegranate and fingered citron are the most elaborate, symbolizing abundance, good fortune and lasting longevity. The piece presents a natural artistic style, with perfectly exquisite motifs that even surpass the beauty of nature.
Its color application and brushwork capture the aesthetic charm of the Yongzheng period: light and graceful, elegant and delicate, with a unique design and soft, rounded lines. Made from exceptionally high-quality materials, the porcelain body is superbly thin and lightweight.