Jun Kiln Sky Blue Glaze Red Spot Petal Bowl

[Jun Kiln Celestial Blue Glaze Red Spot Petal Bowl]

Jun Kiln Celestial Blue Glaze Red Spot Petal Bowl, Song Dynasty, 4.8 cm high, 9.5 cm caliber, 3.5 cm foot diameter
The bowl is petal-shaped. The mouth is inward, the inside of the bowl is convex, and the outside of the bowl is concave with 10 edges. The bowl is naturally divided into ten petal shapes, and the feet are circled. The glaze color of the whole body is sky-blue, and several purplish red patches appear on it, with iron spots and crystals on it
This bowl is unique in shape, just like a blooming flower, charming and colorful. The blue and purple glaze is also like the floating clouds in the sky
Before the Song Dynasty, China’s porcelain was mostly decorated with a single celadon glaze. The successful firing of Junhong opened a new realm. Although the red color of Jun porcelain is mixed with deep, light, patchy, or radial purplish red, which is not pure red, it is still a major achievement and has a profound impact on the development of later ceramics, especially laying the foundation for the development of high-temperature color glaze in the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties.

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