Qianlong style imitation Ru glaze flower bag

[Qianlong Imitation Ru Glaze Flower Bag]

Qianlong Imitation Ru Glaze Flower Bag, Qing Qianlong, height 13 cm, caliber 5.8 cm, foot pitch 8.5 cm
The flower sac mouth is slightly curled, the neck is tied, the belly is flat, the bottom is flat, and the bottom is supported by three milky feet. The shoulders are symmetrically placed in a double system, with 12 breast nails protruding under the abdomen. The whole body is painted in imitation of Ru glaze, and the glaze surface has fine and dense split grain patterns. “The bottom center is concave inside, and the engraved blue and white seal character is” Made in the Qianlong Year of the Qing Dynasty “with six characters and three lines.”
This utensil is a flower arranging utensil, which is also called the Fish Basket Zun due to its shape like a fish basket. The shape of the implements was first seen in the Yongzheng Dynasty. This flower bag has a novel shape, a regular shape, and a glossy glaze. It is a masterpiece of Qianlong Ru glazed porcelain
Ru Kiln is one of the five famous kilns of the Song Dynasty, and it was used for firing imperial celadon for the Northern Song court. Ru kiln celadon has a light and thin body, a clean and elegant glaze pigment, and a blue shimmer in the blue, so it has a reputation as “green after the rain”. During the Yongzheng and Qianlong periods, the Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Factory, with Tang Ying as the supervisor of pottery, used to imitate a large number of the five famous kiln artifacts of the Song Dynasty. The imitation of Ru glazed porcelain mainly imitates the glaze color of the Song Dynasty Ru kiln porcelain, with both ancient and innovative shapes. The outer soles of the artifacts often have seal type models of the dynasty written in blue and white or carved with iron cones.

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