A CHINESE BLUE & WHITE FLWOERS PATTERN ZUN VASE, MING DYNASTY

Yongle period

18.5 cm H x 17.5 cm Diam

The shape of the unblocked statue originated from West Asia, and it was first burned during the Yongle Dynasty. The upper and lower edges are folded. The body is decorated with blue and white floral patterns. The upper edge of the mouth and the feet are decorated with petal patterns, and the lower edge of the mouth is decorated with flower patterns. The center of the abdomen is a lotus petal pattern. This ware is well-made with pure blue and white color and is a masterpiece of porcelain.

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