A Chinese celadon glazed porcelain double handle moon flask vase

Qing dynasty Qianlong period　

The holding moon vase is a kind of porcelain in the

Qing dynasty

. Also known as "Baoyue Bottle". The celadon enamel hug-moon bottle has a small mouth, a straight neck, and two ears on the side of the neck. It is named because the belly of the bottle is like a full moon. The shape is originally derived from the ceramic horse hanging bottle popular in Xixia during the Song and Yuan dynasties. The left and right double lines are used to hang on the side of the saddle, which is very ethnic.