[Blue and white Yunlong two-ear stove]
Blue and white Yunlong two-ear stove, Ming Wanli, 30.8 cm high, 22 cm caliber, 17.5 cm foot diameter
This furnace has only a belly left. The body is thick and the glaze is blue. The outer wall is painted in blue and white. The dragons fly in the sea and the river cliffs. The belly is rectangular and bright, In the book, “Linjiang County, Fuzhou Prefecture, Jiangxi Province, lives in the heart street of Pingyang County, where believers Huang Shijin and his wife Lin are living. The man □ Zilu and his nephew Huang Zipei, his wife Xue and Chen are living. The man should give up the big censer and the vase to pray for the good fortune of the family, the safety of the population, the prosperity of business, the good fortune of all things, and the good fortune of all things.”. The year of Renyin in Wanli is the thirtieth year of Wanli (1602)
Buddhism and Taoism prevailed in the late Ming Dynasty. At this time, a special kind of porcelain was fired in the folk kilns, namely the sacrificial vessels for the temple, and the prayers were written on the sacrificial vessels for the protection of immortals. Generally, incense burners and bottles are the most common, as well as water purification bowls and plates
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