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This product has a golden glaze on the outside of the mouth and a turquoise glaze on the bottle mouth. The green color gradually fades towards the inside of the bottle, tied around the neck and adorned with rouge red dragon ears and ears, sloping off the shoulders and gradually narrowing below the shoulders. The entire body is covered with golden lines depicting a white fetus, which can be vaguely seen. All decorations are divided into three groups, with yellow ground Ruyi patterns on the top, middle, and bottom as partitions; On the top of it, there is a Ruyi pattern on the top of the bottle, and below the Ruyi pattern, there are flower patterns wrapped around branches. There is one pair of fish on each side, and the branches and leaves are stretched out. The middle main body is decorated with 9 colorful and incredibly powerful five clawed dragons arranged on the bottle body, accompanied by auspicious patterns, auspicious clouds, and multiple red auspicious beads with flames; Numerous golden lines are depicted in the blank space, highlighting nobility. The lower part is a rough sea pattern, with some parts of the dragon's body hidden below the sea surface, appearing and disappearing from time to time. The overall layout of the screen is complex, dense yet not chaotic. The painting has delicate brushstrokes, realistic shapes, and exquisite color schemes. Apply turquoise green glaze at the bottom. Left blank at the bottom, with a blue and white seal script in the center, featuring six characters and three lines of seal script. During the Qianlong period, the porcelain produced by the Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Factory was decorated with extremely elaborate patterns and rich Western colored tones. This bottle has bright colors and fine and continuous needle and cone carved patterns, making it a model of the Qianlong imperial porcelain style. This type of porcelain is called Western colored porcelain, and the coloring technique is learned from Western painting techniques. During the reign of Emperor Qianlong, foreign colored porcelain colored with enamel was used to elevate the level of excellence. This product has exquisite craftsmanship, reflecting the superb porcelain making skills of the Qianlong period and showcasing the style of imperial kilns. The foreign colored pottery was created by Tang Ying, the supervisor of the imperial kiln, after the sixth year of the Qianlong reign, to please the holy heart. This type of Western colored refreshing bottle with golden lines was classified as enamel during the Qianlong reign, indicating its high grade.