Period:Tang dynasty Production date:8thC-10thC
Materials:stoneware
Technique:glazed, incised,
Dimensions:Diameter: 104 millimetres Height: 53 millimetres
Description:
Yue stoneware round box with domed cover and concave base with five setter marks. The box has olive brown glaze. There is a phoenix and sprays encircled by a double ring incised on lid.
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Comments:Published PDF date : Tang dynasty 8th-10th century Room 95 label text:PDF 294Box with phoenixPotters have incised the cover of this round Yue stoneware box with a standing phoenix in the centre and leafy sprays at the edge. Phoenixes are traditionally regarded as auspicious emblems in China. They are composite creatures with the head of a cockerel, the neck of a mandarin duck, the back of a peacock, the legs of a crane and the tail of a pheasant. Here this decorative composition may have been adapted from chiselled metalwork designs.Stoneware with incised decoration and green glazeYue ware 越窯Shanglinhu kilns, Zhejiang province 浙江省, 上林湖窯Tang, about AD 700–916 PDF 294青釉鳳紋盒此圓盒蓋面中心飾劃花立鳳紋，邊緣飾卷葉紋，為越窯產品。鳳凰是中國傳統的吉祥紋飾，其由雞首、鴛鴦頸、孔雀身、鶴腿、稚雞尾組成。這種裝飾手法可能源自金屬器鏨刻圖案。炻器，劃花，青釉越窯浙江省上林湖窯唐代，約700-916年
Materials:stoneware
Technique:glazed, incised,
Dimensions:Diameter: 104 millimetres Height: 53 millimetres
Description:
Yue stoneware round box with domed cover and concave base with five setter marks. The box has olive brown glaze. There is a phoenix and sprays encircled by a double ring incised on lid.
IMG
Comments:Published PDF date : Tang dynasty 8th-10th century Room 95 label text:PDF 294Box with phoenixPotters have incised the cover of this round Yue stoneware box with a standing phoenix in the centre and leafy sprays at the edge. Phoenixes are traditionally regarded as auspicious emblems in China. They are composite creatures with the head of a cockerel, the neck of a mandarin duck, the back of a peacock, the legs of a crane and the tail of a pheasant. Here this decorative composition may have been adapted from chiselled metalwork designs.Stoneware with incised decoration and green glazeYue ware 越窯Shanglinhu kilns, Zhejiang province 浙江省, 上林湖窯Tang, about AD 700–916 PDF 294青釉鳳紋盒此圓盒蓋面中心飾劃花立鳳紋，邊緣飾卷葉紋，為越窯產品。鳳凰是中國傳統的吉祥紋飾，其由雞首、鴛鴦頸、孔雀身、鶴腿、稚雞尾組成。這種裝飾手法可能源自金屬器鏨刻圖案。炻器，劃花，青釉越窯浙江省上林湖窯唐代，約700-916年
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