Blue and White Ceramic Ewer | Ming Dynasty Zhengde Dish and scholarly virtue—qualities revered by

and scholarly virtue—qualities revered by emperors and collectors throughout the Qing Dynasty

it reflects the Qianlong Emperor’s devotion to auspicious meaning

this masterpiece stands as a radiant highlight within any Chinese Porcelain Collection

This Blue Glaze Dragon Porcelain Vase is inspired by one of only three known surviving antiques — one masterpiece at the Musée Guimet in Paris and the other two preserved in leading Chinese museums — with the original valued at over US $10 million for its unparalleled rarity and historical stature

Blue and White Ceramic Ewer | Ming Dynasty Zhengde Dish and scholarly virtue—qualities revered byInspired by the artistic brilliance of the Ming Dynasty Zhengde Emperors (15061521) official kilns, this imperial Blue and White Ceramic Ewer captures the dynamic energy and symbolic richness of early 16th century court craftsmanship. Painted in deep cobalt under a radiant glaze, a five clawed imperial dragon coils among lotus blossoms and cloud scrollsmotifs of power, virtue, and heavenly mandate celebrated throughout the tradition of blue and white