A blue and white bowl fired in a Shanxi kilns during the Qing dynasty. There used to be high-quality white porcelain produced comparable to the Ding ware, but many potters moved to the south due to the war during the Yuan dynasty, and the technique had already been lost. In this work, which reproduces blue and white by using cobalt on the white slip. And peony patterns reminiscent of the black decoration on a white background in Cizhou-type kiln is drawn, leaving a quaint taste different from the blue and white in South China.

There are no noticeable defects other than minor glaze flakings on the rim.