The characteristics of the porcelain-covered Gaiwan with enamel painting technique and the exquisite craftsmanship of the polychrome ceramics in the Qing Dynasty's imperial porcelain for personal use are the highlights. From the rich and solemn colors of the Kangxi period to the delicate and elegant simplicity of the Yongzheng period, and finally to the intricate and luxurious elegance of the Qianlong period, the enamel, a vibrant coloring material, is fully displayed on the porcelain. It combines the essence of both Chinese and Western aesthetics and portrays the nobility and prosperity of the imperial status. Qianlong polychrome enamel ceramics are the exquisite works of enamel ceramics in the Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong periods of the Qing Dynasty.

The porcelain has a delicate and gentle texture, exuding a fresh and elegant charm. The polychrome enamel goldfish-covered Gaiwan features exquisite and beautiful patterns with clear and lifelike textures. Using the Gaiwan, one can find solace in leisure time by brewing a cup of tea, watching the tea leaves slowly unfurl, and enjoying the fragrance that fills the air. The ceramic itself seems to have absorbed the essence of the tea, becoming rich and serene.

Qianlong polychrome enamel ceramics are treasured items among the imperial porcelain used in the Qing Dynasty. They possess unique characteristics and value. The use of the porcelain-covered Gaiwan with enamel painting technique gives the ceramic a delicate and gentle texture, providing a smooth and tender feel. The exquisite design of the covered bowl, with its lifelike goldfish pattern and clear, well-defined texture, showcases the craftsmanship of the artisans.

This porcelain-covered Gaiwan with enamel painting technique represents the polychrome ceramics in the imperial porcelain for personal use during the Qing Dynasty, exhibiting different artistic styles from the rich and solemn colors of the Kangxi period to the delicate and elegant simplicity of the Yongzheng period, and finally to the intricate and luxurious elegance of the Qianlong period. Qianlong polychrome enamel ceramics demonstrate the royal status of nobility and prosperity through their exquisite painting and superb craftsmanship.

The goldfish motif on the polychrome enamel-covered Gaiwan is perfect for leisurely moments. When you sit down to brew a cup of tea, the tea leaves slowly unfold, releasing a fragrant aroma, while the ceramic Gaiwan resembles a serene and rich tea broth. The delicate and gentle porcelain texture, combined with the exquisite goldfish pattern, enhances the enjoyment of the tea ceremony.

Size: 230 ml or 7.77 oz, Length 13.6 cm (5.3 inches), Height 10.5 cm (4.1 inches).