[Longquan Kiln Blue Glazed Embossed Flower Lotus Pattern Zun]
Longquan Kiln Blue Glazed Embossed Flower Lotus Pattern Zun, Ming Dynasty, height 33 cm, caliber 13 cm, bottom diameter 16.3 cm
Porcelain Zun has curly lips, short neck, shoulders, gradually converging below the shoulder, and concave feet. The whole body is painted with blue glaze. The body is full of embossed lotus patterns, and the lower abdomen to the shin is carved with chrysanthemum petal patterns. The exposed tire along the foot is flint red
The body of this ware is thick, the shape is regular, the glaze color is yellow green, the glaze is bright and clear, and the transparency is strong. It has the typical characteristics of Longquan celadon in the early Ming Dynasty
![图片[1]-Longquan Kiln Blue Glaze Embossed Flower with Lotus Pattern-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Ming dynasty/ceramics/52998[1024].jpg)
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