Ewer with a group of figures in a landscape c. 1660 - 1680

This 17th-century ewer, crafted in the style of blue and white porcelain, is a fine example of Chinese export ware. Dating from around 1660-1680, the vessel features a stylized landscape with trees, mountains, and figures, rendered in cobalt blue underglaze. The ewer's rounded body and elegant handle are indicative of the period's artistic sensibilities. The piece, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, showcases the intricate craftsmanship and decorative motifs that captivated European audiences during the Qing dynasty.