This exquisite piece of fine oriental porcelain, known as the Floral Chinoiserie Koi Planter , was crafted during the illustrious reign of Emperor Qianlong (1736–1795), sovereign of the Qing Dynasty , a golden age of Chinese ceramic art. Estimated to be 230 to 289 years old , this masterpiece has survived generations, retaining its nobility and splendor intact.
🎨 Hand-painted decoration :
Inside, multicolored koi swim among lotus leaves and aquatic vegetation, symbolizing longevity, perseverance, and fortune.
The exterior unfolds a vibrant composition of floral arrangements , butterflies in flight , delicate birds , and scenes of human figures dressed in traditional attire, evoking the courtly life and the contemplative spirit of the era.
Each element is precisely outlined, revealing the mastery of the imperial workshops and the aesthetic refinement typical of the 18th century.
🔶 High-fire porcelain : its glazed finish and robust structure confirm its authenticity and aristocratic origin. 🪵 It is presented on a carved wooden base, enhancing its nobility without altering its original integrity.
📐 Measurements :
Height: 33 cm
Width: 44 cm
Depth: 44 cm
A museum piece, ideal for collectors, art historians, or spaces that honor cultural heritage with distinction. 💬 For more details or additional photos, please contact us directly. Rosarito Antiques – Where every object tells a story.
