This Pearl Jar themed with Three Blessings of Huafeng features a generous form, coloured in the elegant, refined style typical of the Yongzheng period.
It is hand-painted by Mr. Xu Zhijun, an inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of Qing Dynasty imperial kiln Famille Rose porcelain art from Jingdezhen, China.
In Chinese porcelain tradition, every pattern carries a meaning, and every meaning is auspicious.
The motifs of longevity peach, pomegranate and Buddha’s hand citron are among the most elaborate auspicious fruit designs, symbolizing abundance, good fortune and lasting longevity.
The painting is rendered in a natural, smooth style; the motifs are exquisitely perfected, surpassing the beauty of nature itself.
Its colouring and brushwork capture the refined aesthetic of the Yongzheng era — delicate, graceful, elegant and meticulous, with unique composition and soft, rounded lines.
The porcelain body is made of exceptionally fine materials, thin-walled and light in weight.