This study traces the historical evolution of cloisonné enamel, examining its color characteristics, decorative styles, and craftsmanship during the Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong reigns. It analyzes how social environments shaped the craft's development and aesthetic transformations. Through comparative analysis of cloisonné enamel from three dynasties, the research explores evolving aesthetic demands across different historical contexts. By examining shifts in imperial aesthetic preferences and the spirit of each era, the paper seeks to uncover the driving forces behind the color aesthetics of cloisonné enamel. Ultimately, this work aims to spark contemporary innovation in the craft, serving as a modest inspiration for the innovation of enamel painting in the contemporary era.