A Chinese blue and white porcelain garlic-head vase with Eight Daoist Emblems. China, Qing dynasty, Kangxi (1662-1722, 康熙) period, late 17th century. Very rare! Finelly potted of a snow-white porcelain, decorated to the interior with a centered medallion depicting water-plants and a butterfly above them within a double circle. Border with four panels with flowers on diaper-pattern ground. Exterior with three flower sprays. Inscribed to the base with underglaze blue fangding (ritual censer) mark within o double circle. Daylight pictures included. Provenance: private collection, Belgium. Dimensions: diameter - 20,7 cm; height - 3,4 cm. Weight – 327 g. Conditions report: virtually perfect condition, typical for period items fritting to the edge only. Minor firing faults. Check pictures for details. Worldwide delivery with online tracking. We ship to China and Far East with Polish Post or courier company. If possible, we combine deliveries. Item will be carefully packed to avoid any damages.