[Specifications] 1.06 meters long, 0.33 meters wide, and 8.15 kilograms in weight[Inscription] Made in Qianlong Period[details] The pipa is a plucked string instrument with a long history in my country. It originated from a deep study. It originally refers to a wider range. It was found in ancient records in the Han Dynasty. By the Tang Dynasty, the development of the pipa reached a peak period. To this day, there are still red sandalwood inlaid mother-of-pearl pipas made in the Tang Dynasty in Shosoin, Japan. The fine processing and beautiful pattern decoration are amazing. This four-stringed pipa is made of copper with cloisonné enamel throughout. The mountain pass of the pipa is curved backwards, the head of the piano has a window, and the gold-plated light-line engraved Baoxiang flower decoration, the curve is beautiful and smooth, and the workmanship is fine. The Qin Zhen is placed on both sides of the head of the piano, and the pegs are shaped like hollow melons, with a simple and unique shape. The whole body of the pipa is covered with light blue enamel glaze, the panel is covered with auspicious cloud patterns, the sides and bottom are decorated with dragon and phoenix patterns, sea water and river cliff patterns; The interior landscape and building pictures, the white clouds fluttering in the distance, the blue waves rippling nearby, the pavilions are scattered, and the combination of movement and stillness is quite artistic. The whole vessel is exquisite in craftsmanship, complicated in decoration, rigorous in layout, partially gilded, rich in gold and water, and extremely gorgeous. It is not difficult to see that it should come from the Qing Palace. It is very rare, and its artistry and collection value are extremely high

in good Condition as you see on the photos