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This item The blue and white double pierced ear vase, made in the Qianlong era, is H: 36.8cm in size. The vase is hexagonal in shape, with a long neck and symmetrical pierced ears on both sides. The main theme of the vase is a blue and white lotus flower with intertwined branches, interspersed with patterns such as seawater, Ruyi head, and deformed lotus petals. The blue and white colors are bright, the decorative layers are clear, and the composition is symmetrical, making it a typical Qing Dynasty porcelain for palace decoration. The six sided pierced ear vase is a classic Qing Dynasty official kiln decoration, which originated in the Yongzheng Dynasty and was inherited and developed by the Qianlong Dynasty. Its variety is not limited to Besides blue and white, there are also monochromatic glazes. This bottle has a solid appearance, firm lines, and a grand and noble momentum. The hexagonal design is unique and exquisite, and due to the inability to be directly drawn, the craftsmanship is complex and exquisite, almost as exquisite as a masterpiece. The blue and white decoration style of the Qianlong official kiln is delicate, with each item decorated with multiple layers of patterns, some of which can reach dozens of layers. Just like this hexagonal bottle, it has a delicate and stable shape, with nine layers of decorative patterns. The glaze surface of the entire kiln is plump, with bubbles visible in the thick glaze. The blue and white are deep and heavy, with clear patterns and rigorous painting. It is a high-quality product of the Qianlong period official kiln