Antique pair of vases made in the technique of cloisonné enamel - cloisonne. Copper, enamel. The drawing is made in the form. Brands are applied on the bottoms. There are wooden stands. China, XX century

In China, blue represents impermanence, ranging from blue to green, blue-black and purple. In ancient China, blue was associated with something otherworldly, spirits, ghosts. In modern China, it is a symbol of water, mountains, sky, the image of the Blue Dragon. The vases themselves are made using the cloisonné technique, a technique that originated in 14th century China, when a pattern was created from copper wire, which was then filled in with several layers of paints.