Craft & Material: Black glaze as base, carved decoration (double-fish patterns on belly, symbolizing "surplus every year"), fine clay from southern kilns;
Shape Feature: Double-ear vase shape with flared base, a classic style of Ming auspicious decorative vases.
1. Rarity: Extremely rare surviving Ming black glaze carved double-fish vases, especially those with clear and intact carvings;
2. Cultural Origin: Bearing the cultural connotation of "auspicious patterns + decorative aesthetic" in the Ming Dynasty, a physical example of traditional ceramic auspicious culture;
3. Market Value: Similar intact pieces are valued at 120,000-250,000 RMB, a core category in Ming auspicious porcelain collection.
