Twelve-piece, shaped plate decorated with flowers, fruits, and butterflies in thin washs of bright hua falang enamel glazes, with gold highlights; rims and sides decorated with iron red enamel and gold. Four central smaller plates decorated with flower-and-butterfly motif; eight larger surrounding plates decorated with fruits, butterflies and moths. There are two plates decorated with grapes, two with peppers(?), three with cherries(?), and one with a berry. The interior side is decorated with an elongated striding qilong dragon; the exterior with Buddhist symbols repeated on each plate in the following order: umbrella, lotus, umbrella, lotus, conch shell, lotus, wheel, lotus, knot, lotus, paired fish, lotus, and umbrella followed by three lotus flowers on on the same short side of each plate. The wide rim of each plate is decorated with an intricated linked pattern of wan (10,000 characters) as well as oval and round stylized seal script shou (long life) characters in gold.