Fengwei everted-rim vase with green glaze, Qing dynasty, Yongzheng reign (1723-1735)-China Archive

Image Number: C1B001530N000000000PAD
Dynasty: Qing dynasty
Category: Ceramics
Function: Container
Material: Minerals/Ceramics/
Description:
This product has a long neck, a large abdomen, a short shin connected to the bottom foot, and the bottom is concave, and the foot is shallow. There is no glaze on the bottom edge of the foot. The bottom center is made of three lines of seal characters in blue and white script, “made in the reign of Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty”. The whole cover is imitation of Longquan Kiln celadon glaze. Seven strings are decorated along the mouth, two at the neck shoulder junction, symmetrical folded chrysanthemums are decorated on the long neck, intertwined flowers are printed on the round belly, and chrysanthemum petals are printed on the shin. The whole work shows the style of imitating the phoenix tail bottle of Longquan Kiln of the Yuan Dynasty in decorative patterns and shape. Although compared with the “celadon bottle with tangled branches and lotus patterns” unearthed from the Longquan kiln in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, or the “celadon bottle with peony and tang grass patterns” collected in Japan, this product shows the difference between the original and the product in terms of glaze color and shape proportion. However, from the examples of the imitation burning of Yongzheng official kilns, we can at least indirectly know that the Qing Palace or the ancient collections of the Yongzheng period