Period:Yuan dynasty Production date:1300-1368
Materials:stoneware
Technique:glazed
Dimensions:Diameter: 181 millimetres Height: 92 millimetres
Description:
Jun stoneware offering bowl, with gourd-shaped holes cut into outer walls, through which eight figures, possibly Daoist immortals, are visible. The bowl has pale grey-blue glaze with purple ‘splashes’ on the exterior. Where exposed, the body is red. The outer base is unglazed.
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Comments:Published PDF date : Northern Song or Jin dynasty 12thC, redated 13th-14th century Room 95 label text:PDF A51Jun offering bowl on a high footJun wares are characterised by opalescent blue, purple or even green glazes. Potters decorated the dry, unfired glaze with copper-rich pigment, to create a purple in-glaze splashed effect. Where the glaze runs thin towards the edge of the vessels, it becomes semi-transparent to olive green. Jun wares have relatively coarse stoneware bodies and are regarded as popular rather than imperial wares. This bowl’s high foot is carved with a gourd-shaped opening on each of the eight sides through which figures are visible. These may be the Eight Daoist Immortals.Stoneware with opalescent blue and purple glazesJun ware鈞窯Yuxian, Henan province 河南省, 禹縣Yuan dynasty, about AD 1300–1368 PDF A51鈞窰高足供碗鈞窯器物以乳濁藍釉、紫色釉甚至青釉為特色。窯工們入窯前在幹澀的釉面塗抹富含銅的釉料，以取得自然暈散的紫斑效果。器物邊緣因釉薄而呈現半透明的橄欖綠色。鈞窯器物胎質相對粗糙，是炻器胎；被認為是民間用品而非宮廷用器 。此高足碗八面皆刻葫蘆形鏤空裝飾，可見內裏人像，可能是道教八仙。炻器，乳濁藍釉及紫釉鈞窯河南省禹縣（今禹州市）元代，約1300-1368年
Materials:stoneware
Technique:glazed
Dimensions:Diameter: 181 millimetres Height: 92 millimetres
Description:
Jun stoneware offering bowl, with gourd-shaped holes cut into outer walls, through which eight figures, possibly Daoist immortals, are visible. The bowl has pale grey-blue glaze with purple ‘splashes’ on the exterior. Where exposed, the body is red. The outer base is unglazed.
IMG
Comments:Published PDF date : Northern Song or Jin dynasty 12thC, redated 13th-14th century Room 95 label text:PDF A51Jun offering bowl on a high footJun wares are characterised by opalescent blue, purple or even green glazes. Potters decorated the dry, unfired glaze with copper-rich pigment, to create a purple in-glaze splashed effect. Where the glaze runs thin towards the edge of the vessels, it becomes semi-transparent to olive green. Jun wares have relatively coarse stoneware bodies and are regarded as popular rather than imperial wares. This bowl’s high foot is carved with a gourd-shaped opening on each of the eight sides through which figures are visible. These may be the Eight Daoist Immortals.Stoneware with opalescent blue and purple glazesJun ware鈞窯Yuxian, Henan province 河南省, 禹縣Yuan dynasty, about AD 1300–1368 PDF A51鈞窰高足供碗鈞窯器物以乳濁藍釉、紫色釉甚至青釉為特色。窯工們入窯前在幹澀的釉面塗抹富含銅的釉料，以取得自然暈散的紫斑效果。器物邊緣因釉薄而呈現半透明的橄欖綠色。鈞窯器物胎質相對粗糙，是炻器胎；被認為是民間用品而非宮廷用器 。此高足碗八面皆刻葫蘆形鏤空裝飾，可見內裏人像，可能是道教八仙。炻器，乳濁藍釉及紫釉鈞窯河南省禹縣（今禹州市）元代，約1300-1368年
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