A striking large-scale Chinese blue and white porcelain vase, hand-painted in the 1970s–1980s, inspired by classical Qing Dynasty imperial aesthetics.

Standing at an impressive 58 cm tall, this elegant piece features a beautifully balanced form with a flared floral rim, elongated neck, and rounded body — a traditional silhouette used for decorative display in refined interiors.

The surface is richly adorned with intricate hand-painted motifs, including:

A majestic phoenix, symbolizing grace, prosperity, and renewal

Flowing scrolling lotus (arabesque) patterns, representing continuity and harmony

Detailed shoulder panels with delicate accents, adding depth and complexity

The cobalt blue tones show natural variation and brushwork, a clear indication of true hand-painting rather than transfer print, giving each section a sense of movement and individuality.

The glaze has a soft, warm celadon-white tone, enhancing its vintage character while maintaining a refined and timeless look.

This piece comes with a solid hardwood display stand, perfectly complementing the vase and elevating its presence in any space.

Condition:

Excellent vintage condition. No cracks or repairs. Minor age-appropriate wear consistent with handmade ceramics.

Dimensions:

Height: 58 cm

Material: Porcelain

Era: c. 1970s–1980s

Technique: Hand-painted underglaze blue

Stand: Included (solid wood)

Why it stands out:

This is not a mass-produced decorative item — it is a large-format, hand-crafted statement piece, ideal for collectors or anyone seeking to bring a touch of traditional Asian artistry into a modern interior.

Perfect for:

Living room centerpiece

Entryway statement décor

Collector display

Interior styling with cultural depth