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The pink longevity peach window with intertwined branches, made during the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, is a treasure in Chinese Qing Dynasty porcelain, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship and unique artistic style of pink porcelain production during the reign of Emperor Qianlong. This appreciation bottle not only demonstrates a high level of artistic level in terms of shape, glaze color, decoration, and craftsmanship, but also contains rich cultural connotations and historical value. The design of this bottle is elegant, with a long neck, curled mouth, round belly, and circular legs. The bottleneck is decorated with window patterns, with peach patterns painted inside the window and tangled branches around the window frame, adding a sense of hierarchy and dynamism to the picture. The bottle has smooth lines and a full shape, appearing solemn yet agile. This appreciation bottle is made of pink glaze, with a delicate and dripping glaze color, and a uniform and smooth base glaze. Pink painting is a technique for drawing colored patterns on the surface of porcelain, characterized by rich colors, clear layers, and a strong sense of three dimensionality. The glaze color of this bottle is cleverly matched, making the picture more lively and lively. The theme decoration of this bottle is the longevity peach pattern, which symbolizes longevity and auspiciousness in traditional Chinese culture. The longevity peaches on the bottle are finely drawn, with full fruits and lush branches and leaves, full of vitality. The longevity peach is often accompanied by auxiliary decorations such as bats and cloud patterns, enhancing the layering and dynamism of the picture.