Antique paired vases on stands of the "Pink family", "Famille Rose". The vases are made of porcelain, using the technique of polychrome, i.e. multicolored overglaze painting on the porcelain surface. The predominance of pink shades in the painting gave the eponymous name. The palette uses pink and reddish tones. On the body of each vase there is a traditional plot depicting life at court, where high-ranking officials and beauties with fans are depicted (in the lower part of the vases there are Gumbai fans, gods or warlords are often depicted with such fans, they are given orders and this is also a symbol of power). The throat of the vases is decorated with the image of carp, a symbol of dexterity, success and luck. Chrysanthemum flowers also decorate every vase. China, the twentieth century. The Pink Family style appeared at the beginning of the 18th century. In China, during the reign of the Qing Dynasty. In the 19th century . The term Famille Rose was given to pink products in order to create a certain classification and for the convenience of collectors. The features of this type of porcelain – enamel required a low firing temperature, which gave more room for color and complex ornaments.