A very nice small porcelain bowl in carmine. This glaze, often referred to as "carmine", was born in the early Qing Dynasty in China. Because this glaze is baked at low temperatures and is not easily fired, this porcelain has survived and is rarely circulated in the market. The uniqueness of this bowl is that the artisans pre-bake the pastel pattern and then coat the entire surface of the bowl with carmine for a low-temperature roast to achieve the desired artistic effect. The inside and bottom of the bowl are decorated with turquoise glaze, and the bottom of the bowl is written with the words "Qing Jiaqing Year" health status; There is a 2 cm hairline outside the bowl mouth, and the hairline is only present on the surface of the enamel. Special Statement; The cause could not be determined, but the enamel at the bottom of the bowl and the outer mouth showed signs of penetration by other colors. Look closely at the photos, they will make you even more impressed.