A pair of rosewood sunflower-shaped rosewood inlaid with marble and a girdle-shaped waist and six-legged mud-supporting flower stand.
A pair of rosewood inlaid with marble-shaped sunflower-shaped girdle and six-legged mud-supporting flower stand.
In the Qing Dynasty period, fragrant tables had It is a common furniture item in the palace, and its usage has also been expanded. It is no longer just the base of the incense burner, but is more often used to display antiques, and can be matched with other furniture, such as screens, thrones, palace fans, etc. Used together to form a classic palace furniture landscape.
This pair of flower stands is made of rosewood inlaid with marble, with several sunflower-shaped sides and a framed rosewood inlaid with marble center. marble has natural texture and hard texture, and can be directly contacted with the flower pot. It is practical and generous. There are several hexagonal sides, each side is retracted and has natural undulations, which is relatively rare; the high waist is divided into six sides according to the shape of several sides, each side is hollowed out in the middle, and the opening is extended by the line , details Fine workmanship can be seen everywhere.
There are beaded and kidnapping pattern carvings between the dental plates and the legs and feet. The six legs and feet are vertically angled and concave lines along several sides from top to bottom, connecting the top and the bottom, creating a three-dimensional harmony. The mud under the sole of the foot is also sunflower-shaped, echoing the hexagonal curves on several sides. It has distinct layers and poses. There are also small turtle feet under the mud.
This pair of flower stands fully demonstrates the exquisite and elegant life taste of the ancients, bringing the balanced and harmonious oriental aesthetics to the extreme, fully demonstrating the graceful and luxurious style of the era of palace art. If placed in the study room for display, the style is noble and elegant, and the quality is excellent. .
