Elegantly, Chinese Qing Dynasty Jade carved vase in floral motif. The Jade carved in tall bell-shaped jade vase, with a conical lid. A baluster form, with a large lower section. The neck of the vase is vaulted upward from the voluptuous bottom half to form a circular opening, raised on short small rectangles foot base. Protruding from the neck is two archaic dragon handles with their trunks forming the grip. Dragon is the symbol of the Emperor, the Son of Heaven, eternity, Yang and Yin, male vigor and fecundity, the Li-shui wave pattern which is known to be the abode of dragons. The right lower belly emerge carved with peony flowers blooms interspersed fresh foliage. The Jadestone has an attractive pale-celadon hue with a clean even tone. Lighter golden russet inclusions can be seen in multiple areas. This work of art sits on a hand-carved wooden stand within a snug-fitting wooden box.Height:5.88 inWidth: 3.25 inDepth: 1.5 inWeight: 400 g