Measurements: Length: 22.8 cm, Width: 2.5 cm, Height: 43.7 cm

Chinese Qing Dynasty Qianlong Famille Rose Lotus Porcelain Fan. Potted in fan shaped, two large oval circles are put together where the top one is bigger than the bottom, and there is a long stick in the middle of the lower body created strong majestic handle. Hand painted ornamentations are rendered in rose pink base color which contrast against famille rose design color, depicted of abundant lotus flowers blooms interspersed foliage and scrolling interlocking tendril. Lotus is one of the most significant flowers in the Chinese culture. A Chinese fan, also known as an Asian fan, is a traditional handheld fan that originated in China and has been used for centuries. It is a common accessory in Chinese culture and is often associated with elegance, grace, and practicality. Chinese fans are typically made of various materials, including bamboo, wood, silk, paper, or feathers. The design of a Chinese fan usually consists of a folding frame with thin strips or spokes that hold the fan together. The fan can be opened and closed, allowing for easy carrying and storage. The surface of the fan is often decorated with intricate paintings, calligraphy, or embroidery, showcasing Chinese artistic craftsmanship and cultural elements. Chinese fans serve multiple purposes. They are not only practical tools for creating a cooling breeze on hot days, but they also have symbolic and cultural significance. Chinese fans are commonly used in traditional dances, theatrical performances, and various ceremonial occasions. They can convey messages, emotions, and meanings through the graceful movements of the fan. In addition to their functional and artistic value, Chinese fans are also considered decorative items and collectibles. They come in different sizes, shapes, and designs, reflecting the diversity and richness of Chinese culture. Chinese fans have become iconic symbols of Chinese tradition and aesthetics, representing elegance, beauty, and sophistication.Made in The Years Qianlong Reign Period of The Great Qing Dynasty.

Over all in EXCELLENT Condition. Natural Porcelain imperfection, minor scratches. NO Damage Vissible, NO Crack, NO Hairlines, NO Chips.
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