Multicolored monk hat pot

[Five-colored monk hat pot]

Five-colored monk hat pot, Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, 16.8 cm in height and 6.6 cm in foot diameter
The pot is short of flow, straight belly, and full circle. The whole body is decorated with multicolored patterns, flower and leaf patterns under the mouth, double dragon patterns on the belly, flower and leaf patterns near the feet, white glaze inside the feet, and no style
The monk hat pot is named because its top is slightly like a monk hat. This shape originated from the Tibetan wine pot and was popular in the Ming Dynasty. It is valued for Yongle, Xuande red glaze and sweet white glaze. During the Kangxi period, there were a large number of imitation monk hat pots in Jingdezhen, and this is the only colorful monk hat pot in our hospital