Original porcelain celadon glaze with water ripple

[Original porcelain celadon glaze with water ripple lifting Liang He]

Original porcelain celadon glaze lifting Liang He, 17.7 cm in height and 7 cm in diameter
He has a straight mouth, a round belly, a flat bottom, and three animal-shaped feet under it. It flows like an animal’s head. The other side of the pot is decorated with a curly short tail. The lifting beam is arched, the top two ends are decorated with serrated ridges, and the shoulders and abdomen are decorated with four continuous water ripples. The shape of the implements is simple and dignified, the glaze color is blue and yellow, the glaze is even, the decoration is simple, bright and dynamic
Primitive porcelain appeared in the early Shang Dynasty and prevailed in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Before the Warring States Period, due to the low level of technology at that time, the raw materials were not processed through fine filtration, washing, kneading, aging and other technological processes. The shape of the utensils was simple, the matrix was cracked, and the glaze color was very unstable. During the Warring States Period, the production of primitive porcelain has made great progress, and its sintering performance and surface glaze have been greatly developed. The shape of the ware is regular, the glaze layer is uniform, and the glaze color is cyan and yellow. The shape is mostly imitated from the bronze ware at that time, such as Zun, Ding, Gui, He, Dou, Zhong, etc. The decorative patterns are mostly carved, scratched, and molded, with a simple and concise style
With regular shape and uniform glaze color, this He is the best among the original porcelain