Cloisonne enamel technology originated in Persia, today Iran, and matured in the 5th to 6th centuries, and then spread from Persia to Arabia, the Eastern Roman Empire and other places. It was introduced to China during the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, and it quickly became a popular craft in the court. It is called cloisonne. "Chunming Dream Yulu" refers to the bronze ware of Xuande, the kiln ware of Chenghua, the lacquer ware of Yongle Orchard Factory, the enamel of Jingtai imperial palace, it is exquisite and ancient, and those with good deeds from all directions will also pay high prices in the city. This instrument is in the shape of a bell, the upper part is gilded, the golden light is brilliant, and it is luxurious and unusual. The top is cast with a Buddha head. The face is solemn. The hair is high, densely covered with spiral meat buns. Eyes slightly closed, the ears are wide and thick, and the lower part is decorated with a variety of lotus petals and various cirrus moire decorations. The craftsman uses the exquisite cloisonne enamel production process to draw exquisite decorations on the abdomen, and various enamel pigments are filled with exquisite and fine detail. The color is bright and pure. It has a luxurious effect similar to gem setting, gorgeous and moving, filigree is uniform in thickness, contour lines are flexible, and color layout Extremely sophisticated, the pattern layout is appropriate, complicated but not chaotic, showing a typical court art style., Height: 7.9 (20cm); Diameter: 4.75" (12cm)掐丝珐琅技术起源于波斯，今伊朗，成熟于五到六世纪，之后由波斯传到阿拉伯、东罗马帝国等地，元明时期传入中国，并迅速成为宫廷中备受青睐的工艺，常见叫法景泰蓝，《春明梦余录》称宣徳之铜器、成化之窑器、永乐果园厂之漆器、景泰御前作房之珐琅，精巧远迈前古，四方好事者亦扵内市重价购之。此件法器呈铃铛形，上部鎏金，金光灿灿，华贵异常，顶部铸造佛头，法相庄严，发髻高束，密布螺旋肉髻，脸颊圆润，鼻梁高挺，细眉弯弯，双目微合，双耳宽厚肥大，其下铸饰变体莲瓣纹和各式卷云纹装饰，巧匠运用精湛的掐丝珐琅制作工艺在腹部绘精美的纹饰衬托，各种珐琅颜料填充精致细腻，色泽明艳纯净，用色秀丽雅致，红则明艳、黄则娇嫩、绿则清新、紫则深邃，具有与宝石镶嵌相似的华贵效果，华美动人，掐丝粗细均匀，轮廓线条富有弹性，设色布局极为考究，图案布局得当，繁而不乱，呈现出典型的宫廷艺术风格。

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