The immortal Liu Hai, Porcelain, transparent white glaze, c. 1700–1724 (Qing, Kangxi), H. 35.5 cm, Rijksmuseum, AK-NM-6546, Blanc de Chine
Liu Hai immortal
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Primary Source
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The immortal Liu Hai

刘海戏蟾像
c. 1700–1724 (Qing, Kangxi)
AK-NM-6546VerifiedRijksmuseum, Amsterdam
Object Details
Medium
Porcelain, transparent white glaze
Dimensions
H. 35.5 cm
Date
c. 1700–1724 (Qing, Kangxi)
Classification
道教造像
Dynasty
清, 康熙
Technique
手塑
Glaze
透明白釉
Accession
AK-NM-6546
Repository
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
荷兰国立博物馆
Research Context

Per Rijksmuseum collection database: Liu Hai immortal figure, c. 1700–1724, AK-NM-6546. At 35.5 cm, one of the largest Dehua sculptures in the Rijksmuseum. Liu Hai is a Daoist god of wealth, a common Dehua subject.

Provenance
c. 1700–1724
Created in Dehua, Fujian
创作于福建德化
刘海道教财神大型

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World Headlines. "The immortal Liu Hai (AK-NM-6546)." In Blanc de Chine Catalog (WH-GR-2026-001). https://blancdechine.org/objects/rijks-ak-nm-6546. Accessed April 12, 2026.
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