Bowl c. 1730

This octagonal porcelain bowl, dating back to around 1730, showcases the intricate artistry of anonymous Chinese potters. The bowl's white glaze is adorned with vibrant blue, green, and orange floral motifs, a distinctive feature of the Kangxi period. The delicate floral patterns and meticulous brushwork highlight the skill and craftsmanship of the era. The bowl's octagonal shape and overall design reflect the prevailing aesthetic preferences of the time, and its small size suggests it might have been used for tea or other beverages. Today, this bowl is a testament to the enduring legacy of Chinese ceramics and the enduring beauty of the Kangxi period.