Blue glaze printing double-series pot

[Blue glaze printing double-series pot]

Blue glaze printing double-series pot, Western Jin Dynasty, height 16 cm, caliber 17 cm, foot diameter 15.6 cm
The mouth of the can is closed, with a rope ear on both sides, round shoulders, large belly, close to the bottom, close to the bottom, solid feet, and flat bottom. The whole body is painted with blue glaze. The shoulder string band is internally printed with grid pattern, and the lower part of the string pattern is printed with inverted triangle pattern, which is decorated with horizontal and vertical grid pattern
Mesh pattern, also known as grid pattern and square pattern, is one of the original patterns of ceramic decoration. The reticulated pattern originated from the colored pottery of Yangshao culture in the Neolithic Age, and is a reflection of the primitive pottery and aesthetic consciousness of the fishing and hunting life in the prehistoric Neolithic Age. From the Eastern Han Dynasty to the early Six Dynasties, reticulated patterns prevailed on celadon. After the Eastern Jin Dynasty, reticulated pattern was no longer popular. As a border decoration on Ming and Qing porcelain, reticulated patterns occasionally appear.

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