A rare, large orange-red vase with gold trim, combining an orange-red surface with a golden dragon design, was created during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. It stands approximately 35 centimeters tall. The painting is exquisite, the dragon is lifelike and spirited, and the entire dragon pattern covers the vase. The base is inscribed with the four-character mark: "Made in the Qianlong Period." Orange-red has always been considered a highly recognizable color, reserved for imperial celebrations; this elegant and dignified piece is extremely precious and a truly unique treasure.