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

Size: Height 30CM, Width 12CM
Hand engraving (not machine drill engraving)
Material: Colored glaze
Year: 1998
Pattern: Dragon Spits Water

The body of the vase is engraved with a lifelike dragon spitting water columns downwards in the sky. In Chinese culture, “dragon” and “rain” are closely connected, because in ancient China, the agricultural population accounted for the majority, so farmers all hope that farmers will grow well, especially without droughts and floods, and “dragon” ” controls “water”, so since ancient China, people have built “Dragon King Temple” to pray to the Dragon King for a smooth year. Therefore, the work means “good weather”.