This work is designed by Master Zhu Junmin based on the "Qing Dynasty · Qianlong Period Green-Glazed Famille Rose Vase with Interlocking Lotus Patterns and Ruyi Ears". The inner lining is crafted by splicing and welding filigree wires one by one, and the outer cast parts—interlocking flower patterns and double phoenix ears—are then welded onto the filigree inner lining to form a double-layer three-dimensional structure. The vase body is fully adorned with interlocking lotus patterns, also known as "Wanshou Vine" (Longevity Vine), symbolizing auspiciousness. Due to its continuous structure, it also carries the meaning of "endless vitality". The bottle neck is decorated with double phoenix ears, representing noble power and longevity. The mouth and bottom of the vase are adorned with echoing interlocking swastika patterns (huiwen), whose cyclic and unbroken form implies auspiciousness and prosperity. Among the people, interlocking swastika patterns are known as "uninterrupted prosperity".