Qianlong Famille Rose Nine-Peach Tianqiu Vase

A hand-painted Jingdezhen famille rose vase for console tables, cabinets, entryways, and collector interiors.

A contemporary Jingdezhen display piece inspired by Qing Qianlong nine-peach Tianqiu vase forms. It is made as a modern decorative object, not presented as an antique. The vase keeps the rounded celestial-sphere body and tall neck associated with the form, while leaving open areas of white porcelain between the painted branches.

The body is made from high-white Jingdezhen kaolin porcelain. Across the glazed surface, famille rose overglaze enamels depict ripe pink peaches, red bats, turquoise-green leaves, flowering branches, and dark textured trunks. The decoration is hand-painted, with visible linework around the leaves and soft tonal shifts across the peach skins.

Nine peaches are traditionally associated with longevity. Red bats are a familiar symbol of blessing and good fortune in Chinese decorative art. Here, the motifs are arranged with restraint, giving the composition a clear rhythm rather than a densely filled surface. The smaller size suits a cabinet or shelf, while the larger size is better placed on a console, entry table, or open display surface.

• Material: High-white Jingdezhen kaolin porcelain
• Craft: Hand-formed porcelain body, hand-finished surface, hand-painted famille rose overglaze
• Motifs: Nine peaches, red bats, flowering branches, green leaves
• Overglaze firing: approx. 700-900°C / 1292-1652°F
• Small: 33 cm H x 22 cm belly x 8 cm mouth / 13.0 in H x 8.7 in belly x 3.1 in mouth
• Medium: 39.5 cm H x 25.5 cm belly x 12 cm mouth / 15.6 in H x 10.0 in belly x 4.7 in mouth
• Statement Large: 56 cm H x 40 cm belly x 16 cm mouth / 22.0 in H x 15.7 in belly x 6.3 in mouth
• Heritage note: Museum-referenced contemporary interpretation after Qing court porcelain forms; not presented as an antique.
• Care: Dust with a soft microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, hard scrubbing, and prolonged water immersion.