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The vessel has a trumpet mouth, a long neck, a bulbous belly, and high feet with outward curling. The interior of the vessel and feet are coated with turquoise green glaze, and the neck is painted with eight precious patterns of entangled branches and lotus supports. The shape of the vessel is modeled after a bronze goblet, and the Eight Treasures, also known as the Eight Auspiciousness, are the auspicious patterns of the Tibetan people.. This flower vase has an elegant and appropriate shape, a magnificent structure and decorative patterns, exquisite glaze color matching, suitable intensity, bright color materials, fine painting, light and thin body, and a smooth glaze. Coupled with extraordinary painting techniques, it is truly a rare and excellent product among the imperial porcelain used during the Qianlong Dynasty.