Period:Ming dynasty Production date:1368-1450
Materials:porcelain
Technique:celadon-glazed
Dimensions:Diameter: 5 centimetres Height: 22 centimetres Width: 12 centimetres
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Figure of the Budai Hesheng with biscuit-fired and green-glaze decoration. This mould-made standing figure represents Budai Hesheng. He is identified by his expansive pot belly, plump face, elongated ear lobes and large sack. Typically he is shown with a jovial expression, wearing loose monastic robes tied beneath his paunch and a string of monk’s beads. In his left hand he holds a bulging sack. His right hand is restored. Areas of exposed flesh such as his face, chest, hands and feet are fired in the biscuit. The remainder is glazed with a thick green glaze. His ears and mouth are pierced for the escape of gas during firing.
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![图片[2]-figure BM-Franks.958-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Ming dynasty/Ceramics/mid_JCR176.jpg)
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Materials:porcelain
Technique:celadon-glazed
Dimensions:Diameter: 5 centimetres Height: 22 centimetres Width: 12 centimetres
Description:
Figure of the Budai Hesheng with biscuit-fired and green-glaze decoration. This mould-made standing figure represents Budai Hesheng. He is identified by his expansive pot belly, plump face, elongated ear lobes and large sack. Typically he is shown with a jovial expression, wearing loose monastic robes tied beneath his paunch and a string of monk’s beads. In his left hand he holds a bulging sack. His right hand is restored. Areas of exposed flesh such as his face, chest, hands and feet are fired in the biscuit. The remainder is glazed with a thick green glaze. His ears and mouth are pierced for the escape of gas during firing.
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