Jun Kiln Rose Purple Glazed Bell-shaped Flower Pot

[Jun Kiln Rose Purple Glazed Bell-shaped Flower Pot]

Jun Kiln Rose Purple Glazed Bell-shaped Flower Pot, from the Yuan Dynasty to the early Ming Dynasty, is 17 cm high, 23 cm in diameter, and 12 cm in foot diameter
The flowerpot has a deep belly and a round foot. The sky blue glaze is applied inside and the rose purple glaze is applied outside. The thin part of the glaze at the edge of the mouth and foot is brown. The outsole is painted with brown glaze and has five round holes for water penetration. The numeral “six” indicating the size of the object is engraved at the foot and bottom of the circle, but the engraved line in the foot is thick and deep, which should be the original carving; The lines on the bottom are thin and shallow, which may be carved after the Qing Dynasty
The shape of the flowerpot is like an inverted clock, deep and simple. This flowerpot is the product of Guan Jun Kiln in Yu County, Henan Province. There are many types of flowerpots fired by Jun Kiln, including sunflower, rhombus, begonia, bell and rectangle, all of which are used for palace furnishings, and the manufacturing process is very exquisite. This flowerpot is calm and simple in shape, and the sky blue and rose purple glaze complement each other, elegant and gorgeous.

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