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This example of a flat bottle has a first-class appearance and a majestic appearance, but its shape is extremely difficult to control. Due to the wide belly of the vessel and its small and delicate legs, the junction between the feet and the abdomen is particularly narrow, making it difficult to place during kiln firing. In addition, the flat body of the device increases its inherent instability, and the larger the volume, the more difficult the firing process increases accordingly. The hardships and obstacles of the kiln firing process can be imagined for those who produce the product perfectly. Bottle curled mouth, short neck, symmetrical Kui Long ears on neck decoration, flat belly, round feet. Interior turquoise green glaze. Outsole turquoise green glazed ground blue and white seal script made in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. This bottle has a height of over 50 centimeters, a regular shape, and majestic decorations, making it a representative work of the official kilns during the Qianlong period. The decoration of this bottle is outlined in blue and white, and then filled with various colored glaze colors. The various sides of the vessel vividly depict a five clawed swimming dragon flipping over the sea on the cliff, and a young dragon accompanying it, forming the symbolism of the dragon educating its son.