This work is carved in six layers of glazes, from the inside to the outside:
white glaze layer, dark green glaze layer, yellow glaze layer, red glaze layer,
white glaze layer, blue glaze layer.

Size: Height 9CM, Width 4CM
Hand engraving (not machine drill engraving)
Material: Colored glaze
Year: 1966
Pattern: Butterfly Dance

Six layers of glaze of different colors are used to carve three butterflies of
different colors and sizes. Since the position of the color materials in each
layer is different, the craftsmen carve butterflies of different colors, and even
use the different “color difference” of each layer. To achieve the “gradient color” effect. And their positions on the vase are also different, giving people the feeling of butterflies flying out from the inside, which is very three dimensional and vivid.

Note: The bottom width of the bottle is engraved with the bottom width of “Qianlong Year System”, but please note that this is not a work from the Qianlong Emperor’s period, because China’s culture and art were developed during the Qianlong period, and there are many works of that era abroad, with many audiences. Therefore, during the period of “earning foreign exchange through exports”, in order to make foreign customers prefer them, craftsmen would deliberately engrave the bottom payment of “Made in the Qianlong Year”. Of course, this is not an absolute phenomenon. During the period when China was exporting and earning foreign exchange, the works produced from 1966 to 1976 did not have any deposits from ancient Chinese emperors. Because China was undergoing a “political movement” at this time, craftsmen were not allowed to mark any ancient Chinese names on their works. marked.