Kiln glazed plum vase

[Kiln glazed plum vase]

Kiln glazed plum vase, Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, with a height of 37.2 cm, a diameter of 7 cm, and a foot diameter of 11.2 cm
Bottle with a small mouth, short neck, ample shoulders, thin shins, and rounded feet. The outer wall is coated with a thick flame red glaze, the glaze color is mainly purplish red, with a little blue in between. Imitation of Song Jun glaze inside the feet, without style
Kiln changing glaze is a new type of glaze developed in the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty after imitating the glaze color of the Jun kiln of the Song Dynasty. It is a high-temperature colored glaze that is fired using two or more glazes, fusing various different colored glazes into one body, presenting a variety of beautiful glaze colors in different kiln atmospheres, interwoven together, forming ever-changing strands of filamentous lines or patches, which are unparalleled in wonder
This bottle is made by imitating the glaze of the Yongzheng kiln. It has a large shape, a thick and heavy body, and a delicate texture. Blue lines of different depths flash in the glaze layer, infiltrating with the red glaze, and its colors are mottled and magnificent. It is breathtaking.