Height:9.6cm(3.78in)Width:5.3cm(2.09in)Weight:100g(0.220lb)This is an inside-painted snuff bottle of Ji school, crafted from transparent glass. It adopts a flattened bottle shape with straight neck and oval flat base, elegant and well-proportioned. A reclining tiger is painted reversely on the inner wall. The tiger rests quietly among rocks and bamboo, with piercing eyes and majestic bearing. Its stripes and fur are depicted with delicate gradation. In the upper left, the inscription “Shan Jun” (Mountain Lord) and a red seal are present. The mountain background is rendered in ink wash with soft colors, fully showing the imposing aura of the king of forest. The mouth is fitted with threaded copper mount, topped with a blue glass bead stopper. With exquisite brushwork and vivid coloring, it is a fine work of modern inside painting, enjoying great artistic and collectible value.

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