Ming Yongle Blue and White Cloud Dragon Pattern Celestial Sphere Bottle, Hidden in the Palace Museum
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This cultural relic is 41.5 centimeters high, with a diameter of 9.3 centimeters and a foot diameter of 15.5 centimeters. Qinggong Jiucang. This vessel is large and upright, with a round mouth and a straight neck. The mouth is the same size as the neck, the abdomen is round, and the shoulders are the same size as the bottom. It is commonly known as the "Heavenly Sphere Bottle". The overall blue and white decoration is divided into two layers from top to bottom. The outer mouth is decorated with honeysuckle patterns, with branches and leaves as the skeleton, extending left and right to form a continuous edge decoration, and the neck is decorated with 6 cloud patterns. The entire abdomen is painted with cloud and dragon patterns, with a large dragon body, angry eyes and mouth, and a flowing mane that looks back. The limbs are extended forward, and the three claws are strong and agile. Various shapes of cloud patterns are adorned in the gaps between the dragon's body, highlighting the soaring power of the giant dragon. Flat white glaze without pattern.
