The blue glazed cong style bottle has a round mouth, short neck, flat folded shoulders, rectangular belly, and a restrained diameter and circular feet, symbolizing the ancient cosmology of the round sky and the round earth. The four walls of the bottle are decorated with raised eight trigrams, with straight lines. The texture is tight, covered with holly glaze, the glaze color is moist, white with a shimmering green color, and the glaze surface has a strong sense of jade. The sole is rounded and decorated with a black brown color to mimic the iron foot effect. Observing its ancient charm, one can still distinguish the charm of the Zhao and Song dynasties. At the bottom of the bottle, there is a six character blue and white regular script with the inscription "Made in the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty". The bottom script has exquisite regular script and strong brushwork. It not only embodies the essence of Song Dynasty aesthetics, but also integrates the aesthetic taste of the 18th century palace. Overall, this bottle has an elegant and dignified design, a symmetrical posture, harmonious proportions, and appears simple and elegant, with a profound and poetic atmosphere. The texture of the embryo is delicate, and the glaze is clear and smooth. Therefore, when viewed, it is like a lotus sprouting from the water, giving people a fresh, bright, elegant, and refined appearance. The Cong style bottle first appeared in the Southern Song Dynasty, imitating the jade cong shape of the Liangzhu culture, and is most famous for its products from the Southern Song official kilns and Longquan kilns. During the Qing Dynasty, the "Three Dynasties of the Qing Dynasty" had a particular fondness for cong style bottles. Gradually becoming a classic type of official kiln in the Qing Dynasty, it has become a traditional type of official kiln since the Qianlong Dynasty. size?9cmX20cm (The dimensions of all batches are manually measured.If you need more detailed information, please contact our customer service before bidding.)

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