Which Qing Dynasty did the decorative pattern of Chengyan lotus leaf come from?

The decorative pattern of the phoenix-eye lotus leaf comes from the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty.

In the Qing Dynasty, ceramic art enjoyed a high reputation all over the world, and the decorative pattern of phoenix-eye lotus leaf was one of the common patterns on ceramics in the Qing Dynasty. Among them, the pattern of phoenix eye originated from the pattern of "thousand-fold vegetables" in the official kiln of Ming Dynasty, and was later inherited and carried forward by Qing Dynasty. Lotus leaf pattern represents one of the characteristics of Qing dynasty ceramics, which not only has the artistic characteristics of oriental traditional culture, but also combines the techniques of western painting, showing the unique charm of Qing dynasty ceramics. During Yongzheng period, due to political stability and economic prosperity, ceramic production technology developed rapidly, and decorative patterns of lotus leaves were widely used.

If you are interested in the decorative patterns of water hyacinth lotus leaves, you can learn more from the following aspects:

1. You can visit museums or cultural sites on the spot and feel the artistic charm and historical background of the lotus leaf pattern on the phoenix eye.

2. You can read relevant books or articles to understand its origin, development and dissemination. On the basis of understanding, we can deeply discuss its cultural connotation and artistic value.

3. You can participate in related hand-made or art collections, which can not only increase your understanding and cognition of the decorative patterns of Cheng 'an lotus leaf, but also better experience its unique aesthetic value.