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StunningBlue & White Porcelain Ginger Jar - Qianlong Mark Reproduction
Enhance your home decor with this exquisite blue andwhite porcelain ginger jar. This beautiful reproduction features intricate FooDog (Fu Lion) and floral patterns, showcasing the traditional elegance ofChinese porcelain craftsmanship. The jar includes a matching lid and bears aQianlong seal mark, paying homage to the iconic Qianlong period.
Key Features:
- Type: Porcelain Ginger Jar
- Style: Qianlong Reproduction
- Color: Blue and White
- Dimensions: 10 inches tall by 10 inches wide
- Condition: Excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs
- Markings: Qianlong seal mark on the base
- Origin: Likely a 20th-century reproduction
Symbolism:
- Foo Dog (Fu Lion): Symbolizes protection and good fortune.
- Floral Patterns: Represent beauty and prosperity.
Perfect For:
- Home decor enthusiasts
- Collectors of Chinese porcelain
- Special occasion gifts
Description:This blue and white porcelain ginger jar is a striking reproduction, featuringdetailed Foo Dog (Fu Lion) and floral patterns that embody the timelesselegance of Chinese artistry. The Qianlong seal mark adds an authentic touch,making it a perfect addition to any collection or home decor. This ginger jaris not only a beautiful decorative piece but also a meaningful symbol ofprotection and prosperity.
Act now to own this unique piece of art. With itsclassic design and cultural significance, it won\'t last long. Add a touch ofelegance and history to your space today. Thank you for your interest!
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