Sacrificial Blue / Carmine red Porcelain Stem Bowl with Raised Gilding

Legend has it that in ancient times, stem bowls were often used as precious gifts to reward and present to the upper echelons of the local authorities in Xizang, serving as a symbol of high status. Originating from the nobility of the Mongolian ethnicity, this vessel form gained popularity starting from the Yuan Dynasty and flourished even more during the Ming Dynasty. To this day, it remains widely beloved worldwide for its unique shape and is an enduring treasure in the art market.

Featuring a distinctive shape with smoothly curved walls and a slightly flared rim, the stem bowl is delicate and refined, resembling a half-opened flower and representing the pinnacle of ceramic craftsmanship. With meticulous carving and exquisite decorative patterns. The stem bowl seamlessly integrates practicality and artistry, exuding an elegant and expressive charm. it is a masterpiece of the highest order.