Qing Dynasty enamel coloured pine crane pattern dragon Elephant Ear respect: enamel coloured porcelain is the only one created in the Qing Dynasty under the direct instruction of the emperor. Its artistic style adapts to the rich and gorgeous decorative needs of the Royal family, and is more charming than the popular fighting colors and multicoloured porcelain at that time. All the porcelains in the Qing Dynasty were fired. Only enamel porcelain was used as a royal imperial appreciation device and autocratic in the palace. The raw materials are extracted from the most refined and delicate porcelain, and then sent to the palace building. The court painter, rather than the craftsman, painted enamel decorations and burned them in the furnace at low temperatures. Therefore, in the past dynasties, enamel porcelain is the most expensive, the highest level of art, known as the "official kiln in the official kiln". The two sides of the dragon are like ears, with bright and bright interior and flower and bird decorations. They are vivid and ingenious in shape, exquisitely carved in carcass, and ingenious in overall picture design. Painters are rigorous and colorful. From the perspective of the overall presentation of color, decoration and fine carving of porcelain, the production techniques have been quite mature. The lines are smooth, the bone is delicate and graceful, and the use of thick and weak enamel pigment shows the Yin Yang and the back of the objects. It is presumed that his drawings must have come from the hands of the court painters with high artistic accomplishment at that time. There are six-character seal inscriptions in the regular script "Qianlong Annual System of the Qing Dynasty". With high investment and collection value, it is the best choice for powerful buyers and investors.