Porcelain double series injection

[Porcelain Double Series Notes]

Porcelain Double Series Notes, Tang Dynasty, height 27.1 cm, caliber 12.2 cm, bottom diameter 12.5 cm
It has a short neck, a long round belly and a flat bottom. A short flow is arranged on one side of the shoulder, and a crank connected to the neck and shoulder is arranged on the other side. The other two sides are set with a circle system. The glaze is dark brown, and the glaze is not applied to the bottom. There are three groups of large blue spots on the shoulder, and the handle, mouth, neck and system are all slightly blue spots
The shape of this note is simple and elegant. The black and brown glaze is dotted with natural flowing blue stripes, which adds to its artistic charm. It is a typical work of the Tang Dynasty note
Zhu Zi, also known as “holding pot”, is an ancient wine vessel rather than a teapot. It was popular from the middle of the Tang Dynasty to the Song Dynasty, and evolved from the chicken head pot or pan mouth pot popular since the Wei, Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties. In the early Tang Dynasty, the body was short and fat, the neck was short, the abdomen was round and full, the flow was short, and the glaze could not be applied to the end. In the late Tang and Five Dynasties, the body was lengthened, the neck was slightly higher, the abdomen was oval or melon shaped, and the flow and handle were lengthened, making it light and beautiful. In the Song Dynasty, the body of the pot became thinner and longer, with melon prisms as the common shape. The flow, mouth and handle were higher, and some products were often used with warm bowls.

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