Both sides of the flowerpot statue are carved with a male lion and a ring on the beak. The eyes are staring ahead. The hair on the face is finely shaped and has a clear texture. A leaf grows on the heads of two lions. The little angels sitting on the leaves on their heads, the angel's feet lightly stepped on the lion's hair, forming the entire flowerpot. The little angel dragged his fleshy face with his hands and stared at the flowerpot. The texture of the little angel's wings, feathers and hair is clearly visible. The center of the flowerpot is engraved with geometric patterns, arranged repeatedly and surrounded by garlands. Engraved with roses and leaves, the bottom of the flowerpot is carved with oval and tongue-shaped thread ornaments. The overall shape is rich, rich and full. There are many vine patterns in western design and decoration. They are the most representative plant decoration patterns in Western cultural forms, and are of great significance to the history of decorative art. The artistic effects it produces can make people have positive and pleasant associations, such as flowers, green leaves, sunshine, waves, etc.; it has a classical and noble atmosphere, and has auspicious and peaceful meanings. The image of the lion also appears in European classical decorative arts, and the lion is the most commonly used one. The lion is dignified, famous and noble, symbolizing strength and courage. The lion is the king of beasts, symbolizing bravery, strength, world unity and supreme power. Many nobles used the lion as a symbol. The rose symbolizes love. In Greek mythology, the rose is not only the incarnation of the god of beauty, but also a combination of love and beauty.