Period:Yuan dynasty Production date:14thC
Materials:porcelain
Technique:incised, glazed, moulded,
Dimensions:Diameter: 144 millimetres Height: 38 millimetres
Description:
Porcelain dish with rounded sides and everted rim. The saucer has brownish copper-red glaze inside and outside, it creeps away from the rim showing a white body. There are three incised clouds in the centre, with two five-clawed dragons moulded round the sides. The base is unglazed.
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Comments:Published PDF date : Ming 15th century Room 95 label text:PDF 593 Dish with two dragonsThis shallow dish is moulded with two five-clawed dragons pursuing each other around the cavetto, separated by ruyi clouds and with three incised ruyi clouds in the centre. The decoration is semi-obscured by its cloudy copper-red monochrome glaze, which is typical of the Hongwu period. The base is unglazed but treated with a dressing. Such dishes were made at Jingdezhen for imperial ceremonial use. In contrast to the West, in China dragons are traditionally considered to be auspicious. They are regarded as the controllers of the water supply and ultimately came to symbolise imperial authority.Porcelain with moulded and incised decoration and copper-red glaze Jingdezhen, Jiangxi province江西省, 景德鎮Ming dynasty, Hongwu period, AD 1368–98 PDF 593雙龍紋盤此淺盤內壁印兩條五爪龍紋互相追逐，間隔以如意雲紋；內底刻劃三朵如意雲紋。紋飾半掩于單色銅紅釉下，是典型的洪武時期作品。器底無釉，但有用稀薄漿料處理。景德鎮燒造的這類盤應為供皇家儀式所用。與西方相反，龍在中國傳統中被視為祥瑞。因其能掌控行雨，最終演變成皇家權威的象徵。瓷器，印花，劃花，銅紅釉江西省景德鎮明代，洪武，1368-1398年
Materials:porcelain
Technique:incised, glazed, moulded,
Dimensions:Diameter: 144 millimetres Height: 38 millimetres
Description:
Porcelain dish with rounded sides and everted rim. The saucer has brownish copper-red glaze inside and outside, it creeps away from the rim showing a white body. There are three incised clouds in the centre, with two five-clawed dragons moulded round the sides. The base is unglazed.
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Comments:Published PDF date : Ming 15th century Room 95 label text:PDF 593 Dish with two dragonsThis shallow dish is moulded with two five-clawed dragons pursuing each other around the cavetto, separated by ruyi clouds and with three incised ruyi clouds in the centre. The decoration is semi-obscured by its cloudy copper-red monochrome glaze, which is typical of the Hongwu period. The base is unglazed but treated with a dressing. Such dishes were made at Jingdezhen for imperial ceremonial use. In contrast to the West, in China dragons are traditionally considered to be auspicious. They are regarded as the controllers of the water supply and ultimately came to symbolise imperial authority.Porcelain with moulded and incised decoration and copper-red glaze Jingdezhen, Jiangxi province江西省, 景德鎮Ming dynasty, Hongwu period, AD 1368–98 PDF 593雙龍紋盤此淺盤內壁印兩條五爪龍紋互相追逐，間隔以如意雲紋；內底刻劃三朵如意雲紋。紋飾半掩于單色銅紅釉下，是典型的洪武時期作品。器底無釉，但有用稀薄漿料處理。景德鎮燒造的這類盤應為供皇家儀式所用。與西方相反，龍在中國傳統中被視為祥瑞。因其能掌控行雨，最終演變成皇家權威的象徵。瓷器，印花，劃花，銅紅釉江西省景德鎮明代，洪武，1368-1398年
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