Ding kiln white glaze holding pot

[Ding Kiln White Glaze Holding Pot]

Ding Kiln White Glaze Holding Pot, five generations, height 6.8 cm, caliber 3.6 cm, foot diameter 3.8 cm. In the Palace Museum
The pot is closed, belly is bulging, and feet are looped. A small short stream is placed on one side of the shoulder, and a crank is placed on the opposite side. White glaze is applied inside and outside the body, with uniform glaze surface and soft glaze
The holding pot is also called the injection pot or the injection pot. According to Li Kuangyi of the Tang Dynasty, in his book “The Collection of Capital and Leisure”, “At the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, when drinking wine, you still use a bottle and ladle… You can’t live anywhere. If you use a little, it is like a poppy, and the cover, mouth, and handle are all.” In the early period of the Tang Dynasty, the mouth of the note is generally in the shape of a shallow disk, with a short neck, a drum belly, and a cylindrical or hexagonal short DC and a crank. From the Five Dynasties to the Northern Song Dynasty, the body of the instrument was gradually higher, the shape of the instrument was slender and beautiful, and it was mostly matched with the warm bowl, which was collectively called the note bowl