What is the name of the porcelain with the pattern of cabbage worms?

Insect patterns. Insect patterns on general porcelain can be divided into butterfly patterns, grass insect patterns and recent flowers. Butterfly patterns mostly appear on Song porcelain. Generally speaking, butterflies are used to make circular flying patterns. On the blue-and-white porcelain, multicolored porcelain and bucket-colored porcelain in the Ming Dynasty, butterflies mostly use flowers to form theme patterns to express the artistic conception of butterfly lovers, commonly known as "Hua Die pattern". Grass insect pattern is one of the decorative patterns of Ming and Qing porcelain. Herbivores refer to insects in plants, including dragonflies, cicadas, grasshoppers, grasshoppers, mantises, bees, crickets and so on. During the period of the Republic of China, a number of famous artists drew grass and insect patterns on porcelain. Die Lian Hua originated from Die Lian Hua written by Qu in Tang Dynasty, originally named Quetiaozhi. Folk use the pattern of butterflies flying among flowers to express their praise for the love between men and women. Therefore, the vegetable insect pattern painted on porcelain is called insect pattern.