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The enamel colored vase is one of the most exquisite imperial porcelain of the Qing Dynasty, which proves the exquisite craftsmanship of enamel in the palace. The style of the jade teapot and spring bottle is adopted, with fibers on the top and plump on the bottom, pleasing and elegant to the eye. Using white porcelain as paper and colored materials as ink, painting double dragons with meticulous brushstrokes, round eyes shining brightly, five claws stretched out, fine scales draped over the body, hair fluttering, chasing fire beads and soaring proudly in the clouds. At the shoulder of the bottleneck device, banana leaves, Ganoderma lucidum, and Ruyi cloud heads are added as decorations, echoing the lotus petals under the abdomen and the rolling grass on the foot wall, elegant and orderly. Rouge red color, with a strong and delicate color, complements the four character regular script of the blue material on the bottom of the vessel, without the name of a load-bearing vessel.