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Style: "Hong Xian Nian Zhi" four character double line regular script style with adhesive repair on the lower abdomen, circle foot caused by knocking out of the kiln. The Tianqiu bottle is a porcelain shape derived from the influence of Western Asian culture, dating back to the Yongle and Xuande periods of the Ming Dynasty. It looks like a heavenly ball, hence the name Tianqiu bottle. The racket has a straight mouth, a long neck, a round belly, and a regular circle foot shape. The body is delicate and hard, and the whole body is coated with white glaze. The glaze is smooth and glossy, and the bottle body is painted with a pink peach tree, with a strong trunk, Nine coiled peaches on the branches symbolize longevity and longevity. In traditional Chinese culture, peaches are said to be auspicious and can ward off ghosts. Eating peaches can prolong one's life, making them a symbol of longevity. In traditional Chinese culture, the nine peaches are the supreme number, painted on a bottle, symbolizing peace, auspiciousness, and boundless longevity