Underglaze red cloud dragon bowl

[underglaze red cloud dragon bowl]

underglaze red cloud dragon bowl, Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, 36 cm high, 40.5 cm caliber, and 40 cm foot diameter
The round mouth of the bowl is closed, the belly is bulging, and the feet are circled. White glaze is applied inside and outside. The outer wall is underglazed with red decoration. The pattern of two dragons playing with beads on the sea water and river cliffs is painted in underglaze red, and the dragon eyes are decorated with blue and white dots. The two dragons rise from the sea, powerful and vigorous, and act like beads. Two blue and white strings are painted near the mouth
This bowl is simple and dignified in shape, with hard body, bright and lustrous glaze color, and pure hair color of underglaze red
The Kangxi Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty mastered the color rendering technology of copper red, so the underglaze red porcelain was fired quite successfully. No matter the small pieces or the large ones, they were simple and simple in shape, firm in body, and clear in glaze color, with distinctive characteristics of the times.

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