Laetite red glaze plum vase

[Laeti red glazed plum vase]

Laeti red glazed plum vase, Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, with a height of 24.2 cm, a caliber of 3.4 cm, and a foot diameter of 7.8 cm
The plum vase has a small mouth, short neck, full shoulder, gradually converging below the shoulder, and a jade shaped bottom. The whole body is painted with red glaze. The bottom of the jade wall is painted with white glaze in the center, and the blue and white regular script “made in the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty” is written in six characters and two lines, and there is no sidebar outside the style. The shape is regular and the glaze is even and clean. It marks the restoration of the high-temperature copper red glaze firing technique lost since the middle of the Ming Dynasty in the Jingdezhen imperial kiln factory during the Kangxi period
The varieties of high-temperature copper red glaze in the Kangxi period mainly include Laetite red glaze, Langyao red glaze, and cowpea red glaze, each with its own characteristics. The glaze of Laetite red glaze is uniform and thick, and its color is deep. In addition to being used as sacrificial vessels, it is also used as stationery and daily porcelain


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