**Apologies for that. Here's a slightly longer version: Qianlong, the Qing dynasty Emperor, had a fondness for delicate and intricately designed porcelain, particularly "famille rose" and "famille verte" porcelain, as well as blue and white porcelain. He also enjoyed collecting pieces with intricate decorations, such as cloisonné enamel, carved jade, and gilt-bronze, which helped to foster a golden age of ceramic production in China during his reign.** - Upscaled (Beta) by <@1073242329378472007> (fast)
Apologies for that. Heres a slightly longer version Qianlong, the Qing dynasty Emperor, had a fondness for delicate and intricately designed porcelain, particularly famille rose and famille verte porcelain, as well as blue and white porcelain. He also enjoyed collecting pieces with intricate decorations, such as cloisonné enamel, carved jade, and giltbronze, which helped to foster a golden age of ceramic production in China during his reign.