Vase c. 1755

Crafted by the Bow Porcelain Factory around 1760, this vase captivates with its delicate form and vibrant decoration. Its curvaceous body, standing just under 10 inches, immediately draws your eye, inviting you to appreciate its shape and the painted scenes that embellish its surface. The vase is a symphony of shape and color. The body is adorned with flowering branches and birds in rust, blue and green. The neck features a complex pattern of leaves and blooms. The interplay between the vase's form and ornamentation creates a conversation between line, color, and space. Each element complements the others, constructing a unified aesthetic experience. The vase stands as a testament to the Bow Porcelain Factory's mastery, but also, through its careful arrangement of line and color, presents a visual puzzle, inviting endless speculation about its purpose and meaning.