Art Resource - AR917756

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Parcel gilt copper combined ink slab, water container and brazier, Qing dynasty, China, 1st half of 18th century. A gilded copper container of interlocking circles form combining an ink-slab, water container and brazier. The top is decorated with stylised kui dragons, the interior ink-slab and water container is separated by a gilded section flanked by bats made to hold the brush. The top third lifts off, the central section is plain, the bottom third has a pierced fringe of kui dragon heads near the top, the feet of bulbous shape and gilded. The bottom section is a tray to hold burning charcoal used to keep the water in the water container from freezing in the depths of the northern Chinese winter.

Unique Identifier AR917756

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 2831px × 2214px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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