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Pair of Qing Dynasty Cloisonné Vases with Floral Scrolls and “Fu Shou” Characters

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Pair of Qing Dynasty Cloisonné Vases with Floral Scrolls and “Fu Shou” Characters
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This pair of cloisonné enamel vases, with copper body and exquisite wire inlay, features a wide mouth, long neck, rounded shoulders, and bulbous body. The neck is decorated with stylized “Fu” (fortune) and “Shou” (longevity) characters, symbolizing blessings and longevity. The shoulders and body are adorned with vibrant scrolling floral motifs, with blossoms and foliage executed in rich enamels of yellow, red, green, and blue against a turquoise ground filled with geometric fret patterns. The foot rim is encircled with alternating floral and geometric designs, adding visual harmony. Such paired vases were typically displayed in halls, embodying auspicious wishes for prosperity, wealth, and longevity, representing the elegance of Qing cloisonné craftsmanship.