This is a small-format Lu (deer-handled) zun with a narrow mouth, rounded shoulders, and a bulging belly. Two deer-head handles are symmetrically attached to the shoulders, giving the vessel an exquisite and delicate form. The body is covered in white glaze, while the exterior features underglaze blue paintings depicting figures traveling through landscapes. A main official rides a horse accompanied by servants, surrounded by mountains, trees, and grasses. The figures are rendered with lifelike expressions, and the composition balances density and openness skillfully. The cobalt blue pigment is vivid, and the brushwork is fine and detailed. The base center bears a leaf-shaped underglaze blue mark—a classic folk kiln signature. The deer ears symbolize "prosperity and good fortune." This small, elegant piece is ideal for desk display or scholarly collection, offering both aesthetic appeal and collectible value.

This miniature zun vase features deer-shaped handles and a compact form: a small mouth, rounded shoulders, and a bulging belly. A pair of molded deer-head handles are symmetrically placed on the shoulders. The exterior is coated in smooth white glaze and decorated with underglaze blue, depicting officials traveling on horseback accompanied by attendants amid hills, plants, and water. The figures are vividly rendered with balanced composition and delicate brushwork. An underglaze blue leaf motif—a typical folk kiln cipher mark—is painted on the base. Deer handles symbolize official success and prosperity. Compact and refined, this piece is perfect for desk display and offers significant collection and ornamental value.