Imitation Song Ru Glaze Round Wash

“Imitation Song Ru Glaze Round Wash”

Imitation Ru Glaze Round Wash, Qing Qianlong, height 5 cm, caliber 16.7 cm, foot diameter 8.7 cm
There are circular, open, straight walls, a convex edge under the edge of the mouth, and near the foot, which encircle the foot. The whole body is painted in sky blue, imitating the glaze of the Song Dynasty Ru kiln. There are nine nail marks on the bottom, and the center is stamped with a blue and white seal script “made in the Qianlong year of the Qing Dynasty” in six characters and three lines
Ru Kiln is the first of the five famous kilns in the Song Dynasty, and is famous for firing celadon. Its glaze color is pure and quiet, with a blue shimmer in the blue, and it has a reputation of “rain breaks through the sky and clouds break through the place”. Jingdezhen imitated Song Ru kiln ware originated in the Xuande period of the Ming Dynasty, but there are few handed down products. Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty and Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty were very fond of the imitation of Ru kiln ware, and they had instructed Tang Ying, the supervisor of pottery, to make a large number of imitations. The “Work Records of the Qing Palace Fabrication Office” recorded that in the sixth year of Yongzheng of Jingdezhen (1728) and the third year of Qianlong (1738), there were over 40 imitations of Ru kiln ware
This utensil has a dignified and rustic shape, a delicate texture, a uniform and elegant glaze, and a dense glaze with crisscrossed open patterns. It is a typical imitation of your utensil during the Qianlong period.

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