The blue glaze of Yue kiln is four-footed water cheng

[Yue Kiln Blue Glaze Four Foot Water Cheng]

Yue Kiln Blue Glaze Four Foot Water Cheng, Tang Dynasty, 7.8 cm high, 4 cm caliber, 6.3 cm foot pitch
The tank has a straight mouth, short neck, full shoulder, straight abdomen, and the lower part of the abdomen is inclined to the bottom, with a flat bottom. The shoulder of Shuicheng is divided into four circular decorations, connecting four strip decorations from the shoulder to the bottom, and connecting four animal feet. The carcass is thick and the exposed part is gray white. The inside is full of glaze, but the outside is not fully glazed. The glaze is light blue
This can has a regular shape and a uniform glaze. Its four strip decorations and animal feet are rare decoration techniques in Yue kiln celadon
In the Tang Dynasty, celadon was mainly fired in the south, and the representative was Yue kiln. It lasted a long time and was the best in the country in the Tang Dynasty. The porcelain workshops of Yue Kiln are concentrated in Shangyu, Yuyao, Ningbo and other places in Zhejiang Province. The product has fine texture, uniform glaze, thick and moist, and a wide variety of varieties, which is known as “like ice and jade”



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