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Yongzheng pink porcelain is a peerless beauty among beauties. This product has a straight mouth and a short neck, with coral painted gold ears on both sides of the neck. The bottle body is slightly flat, and the circular feet are elliptical. The shape of the vessel comes from the horse hanging bottle in the Song and Yuan dynasties, which was called the "holding moon bottle" in the Qing dynasty. Due to its belly decorated with brocade and bundle patterns, it is also known as the "bundle bottle"; The body of the vessel is made of turquoise green, and painted with colorful materials to depict flowers, leaves, and butterflies. The brushstrokes are smooth and the colors are bright. Yongzheng Imperial Kiln Porcelain is known for its exquisite and dignified appearance. Throughout the entire piece, it is elegant and elegant, with perfect glaze and color blending, harmonious and pleasing to the eye. The fetal bones are firm, uniform and clear, and bright. The style of the calligraphy "Made in the Year of Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty" is exquisite, showcasing a royal atmosphere. It is a rare and elegant piece of palace decoration. Emperor Yongzheng favored traditional and elegant designs, with a composition that was more luxurious and complex. Yongzheng's full-color vessels were extremely rare, and this bundle bottle could be one of the most successful and outstanding creations in this series. The bundle bottle, also known as the cloth bag bottle, was first burned during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. Its shape is usually decorated with a protruding bundle scarf or strap on the bottle body. Because of its unique shape, beautiful decoration and beautiful implication, and because the "package" is homonymous with "Baofu", and the "ribbon" is homonymous with "longevity", which means happiness and auspiciousness, it has become a famous item that museums and collectors have long dreamed of, and is also a common imperial item in the imperial court.