This work is carved in two layers of glazes, from the inside to the outside:
white glaze layer, red glaze layer.

Size: Height 30CM, Width 22CM
Hand engraving (not machine drill engraving)
Material: Colored glaze
Year: 1960s
Pattern: Magpie Peony Totem

The peony, the king of flowers, is engraved in the middle of the jar, and there are two magpies next to it. The painting style is fresh, elegant and lifelike. The peony and magpie picture is one of the traditional Chinese auspicious patterns, consisting of two elements: peony and magpie. Peony symbolizes wealth, glory and prosperity and is known as the “King of Flowers”. Its blooming flowers and rich colors are often regarded as a symbol of wealth and status. Magpies represent joy, auspiciousness and good luck. They often appear in Chinese auspicious paintings and are regarded as messengers of good news.