A finely crafted Famille-verte biscuit model depicting a squirrel perched upon a log, rendered with remarkable naturalistic detail characteristic of the Kangxi period's celebrated ceramic artistry. The piece showcases the vibrant, translucent green and polychrome enamels synonymous with Famille-verte ware, applied with precision to capture the texture of the log and the soft fur of the squirrel. This exquisite example reflects the Qing Dynasty's mastery of unglazed biscuit porcelain, a technique highly prized by imperial and scholarly collectors of the era.