Antique Chinese painted enamel on copper from the Qing Dynasty, 19th century, exemplifies the era’s refined fusion of technical mastery and decorative elegance. Thin copper panels were prepared and coated with layers of opaque and translucent enamels, then meticulously hand-painted with vivid scenes. With finely detailed brushwork, gilt highlights, and occasional use of cloisonné-inspired outlines, making them prized for their historical significance, artisan skill, and enduring visual appeal.
Diameter is 12”.
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