Lujun Glazed Straight Mouth Bottle

[Lujun glazed straight ended bottle]

Lujun glazed straight ended bottle, Qing Qianlong, height 18 cm, caliber 3.7 cm, foot diameter 6.6 cm
The small mouth of the bottle is slightly outwardly curled, with a slender neck, a raised string pattern on the neck and shoulders, a rounded belly, gradually narrowing below the belly, and slightly outwardly curled circular feet. The inside, outside, and inside of the circular feet are all coated with furnace jun glaze, and there is no glaze around the feet< "Lujun glaze is a low-temperature glaze newly created and fired by Tang Ying during the Yongzheng period. According to the" Notes on Southern Kilns "written by the Qing Dynasty," Lujun glaze is a type of glaze that is fired in a furnace, with red dots in the flowing color being the best, followed by green dots. "The flowing blue glaze is mainly used to form natural vertical streaks, which are densely covered with cyan or red spots.". The glaze color of this bottle is blue and green, interwoven with each other, and the glaze pattern is like a burning flame. "The majority of legendary furnace Jun glazed vases, statues, and furnaces are blue and blue glazes, while those with red dots are relatively rare."


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