Original porcelain celadon glaze bucket

[Original porcelain celadon glaze size]

Original porcelain celadon glaze size, Warring States Period, 10.3 cm high, 16 cm caliber, 12.5 cm foot distance
Length (ji ā O Yin Jiao) Dou imitates the shape of bronze, with a transverse handle on the abdomen and three legs under it. The upper part of the abdomen is decorated with string patterns for 2 weeks, and the inside and outside of the vessel are painted with blue glaze
Dudou, also known as “Dudou”, prevailed in the Han and Jin dynasties. It often coexists with a brazier shaped like a bowl, with a thick tire wall, and a symmetrical semi-circular double nose at the edge of the mouth, which means that the bucket is placed on the brazier and can be used to warm food by adding charcoal fire in the basin, which should be made in imitation of the “hot pot”. It can be used as a warm food appliance on the way out, which is often used by the military. There is a sentence in Tang poetry, “Pedestrians fight against the wind and sand”
The original celadon appeared in the Shang Dynasty about 3000 years ago, and went through the Western Zhou Dynasty, the Spring and Autumn Period, the Warring States Period, and the Han Dynasty. It was the product of the transition from pottery to porcelain, and was developed from printed hard pottery.