Chinese vase "famille verte" depicting a dragon and a phoenix (symbols of love and good luck in Feng Shui).
The image of a dragon is associated with courage and courage, it is able to bring success in business, and will also help to reach new heights in your life.
Phoenix is an ancient Chinese symbol of immortality, rebirth, sun.
The combination of these symbols in Chinese culture has been deeply revered and used in art to attract well-being and prosperity.
In Buddhism, the yellow endless wan swastika, which is repeatedly used in the drawing of a vase, symbolizes eternal prosperity
Form, Motive and Drawing Technique date this vase to the early reign of Emperor Guangxu (1875-1908)
Period:
At the turn of 19th -20th century
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