What are the plant patterns decorated on lacquerware in the Western Han Dynasty?

The plant patterns decorated on lacquerware in the Western Han Dynasty are also composed of flowers, buds, petals, branches and leaves, mainly including trees, persimmon stems and creeping weeds. These patterns accounted for a small number of lacquerware at that time, only a few were the main decorative patterns on lacquerware, and most of them were used as auxiliary decorative patterns to set off myths and legends or animal patterns.