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Taste: Ming Xuande style Ming Xuande blue and white double dragons piercing through lotus, Tibetan high footed bowl with a height of 11.2cm, a diameter of 17.5cm, and a bottom diameter of 4.7cm. The outer wall of the bowl is painted with imported Su Ma Li Qing material, depicting two twisted dragons walking through tangled lotus branches. The two dragons are agile and fierce, with different shapes; On the upper part of the inner wall, there is a collection of texts: auspicious day, auspicious night, auspicious noon, auspicious day and night, and auspicious three treasures. A Sanskrit character is written inside the double circle of blue and white at the bottom. The quality of the bowl is light, thin, and delicate, with a rich and precious essence. The wall is semi transparent, commonly known as semi detached, and the external wall decoration can be seen from the inner wall when facing light. The glaze is white with a hint of green, delicate and translucent. The blue and white are dense and bright, with obvious iron brown spots. There are dense bubbles along the glaze layer of the mouth, mixed with clusters of black and gray bubbles, indicating the traces of time. The bowl has a high outer sole and a blue and white "Xuande Nian Zhi" design with calligraphy on the inside.