Red-glaze plate with cloud and dragon patterns

[Red glaze printing, patterned Yunlong plate]

Red glaze printing, patterned Yunlong plate, yuan, height 3.2 cm, caliber 19.4 cm, foot diameter 11.9 cm
The mouth is skimmed, the belly is shallow, and the feet are circled. The inside and outside of the foot wall are beveled. The inner wall is embossed with cloud and dragon patterns, and the dragon has five claws. The center of the plate is carved with three cloud patterns arranged in the shape of “pin”. The fetus is fine and white. Both inside and outside are painted with red glaze. The glaze layer at the edge of the mouth and the ridge of the pattern is thin, and the white fetal bone is hidden. There is no glaze in the ring foot
The Yuan Dynasty red glaze porcelain is rarely handed down. This plate of full-body red glaze is pure and uniform, and the printing is clear. It is a rare masterpiece
High-temperature copper-red glazed porcelain with uniform color was first seen in Changsha kiln of the Tang Dynasty, but it was only occasionally made at that time. Only in the Yuan Dynasty did Jingdezhen begin to produce a small amount of high-temperature copper-red glazed porcelain. The successful firing of high-temperature copper red glazed porcelain in the Yuan Dynasty has epoch-making significance in the development history of color glaze, which laid the foundation for the production of bright red glazed porcelain in the Ming Dynasty.

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