278 - Large Tianqiuping vase with Buddhist emblems, Chinese production, Qing Dynasty, 19th century

Large Tianqiuping vase with Buddhist emblems, Chinese production, Qing Dynasty, 19th century White porcelain with cobalt blue underglaze decoration. Measures 66 x 13 cm. Large Tianqiuping-style vase, characterized by its slender cylindrical neck and wide, globular body, decorated with a refined repertoire of Buddhist emblems and offering vessels suspended by floating ribbons that traverse the surface in a rhythmic and balanced composition. The contrast between the milky white background and the deep cobalt blue provides visual clarity and ornamental elegance. The execution is precise, with fluid lines and a homogeneous firing that guarantees the clarity of the glaze and the depth of color. This style is associated with the decorative production of the 19th-century Qing Dynasty, where Buddhist symbolic language and technical perfection reflect both the continuity of imperial tradition and its ceremonial and decorative function.