This celadon pot stands out through its turquoise glaze, which possesses a sense of transparency. The body has a Bird-and-Flower design, while the back has an inscription of a Chinese poem. It has been decorated using overglazed enamel, something which one rarely sees on celadon-glazed pots. It was thought to have been created in modern times. The bird-and-flower scene on the pot is depicted with large peonies, a clover-like flowering tree, and a single bird playing. This is set against a celadon background, giving the piece a refreshing feel.