This is an extremely exquisite and rare turquoise-glazed enamel pagoda from the Yongzheng period. Pagodas, also known as reliquary pagodas, were specially used by Qing emperors to enshrine relics or small Buddha statues. This pagoda is 45 cm tall, with warm and rich colors, and bears the marks of history. The pagoda's main patterns are lotus scrolls and animal head motifs, its exquisite design and superb craftsmanship making it a masterpiece. Made by imperial artisans, it is magnificent and beautiful. This pagoda is of great collectible value; it is the only one of its kind in the world. The base is inscribed with the four characters "Made in the Yongzheng Reign".