A striking hexagonal porcelain bowl featuring a hand-painted blue landscape of pagodas and bridges against a soft white glaze. The six-sided form and raised base lend architectural presence, while the deep cobalt hues capture timeless East Asian artistry. – Hand-painted cobalt blue landscape with pagodas and bridges – Glazed white porcelain with hexagonal, footed form – Crisp blue border and inner rim accents – Excellent vintage condition with minimal wear – Ideal as a centerpiece, fruit bowl, or decorative display – A graceful addition to chinoiserie or Asian-inspired interiors Elegant yet versatile, this blue-and-white bowl brings serene artistry to any table, shelf, or vignette — a celebration of classic Asian porcelain design. Provenance Note: This beautiful blue-and-white bowl carries a Qianlong (乾隆) mark from the Qing Dynasty era (1736–1795). Pieces like this were often made for export, and some later reproductions also honor that same imperial design. While the exact age of this one hasn’t been formally authenticated, its glaze tone, shape, and hand-painted detail reflect the refined artistry found in traditional Chinese porcelain. blue and white porcelain, Asian ceramics, pagoda motif, chinoiserie décor, hexagonal bowl, vintage Asian pottery, cobalt glaze, Japanese porcelain, Chinese export ware, oriental design, decorative centerpiece, mid-century ceramics, hand-painted pottery, classic blue and white décor