Black-glazed bowl with leaf pattern, Jizhou ware, Southern Song dynasty, 1127-1279
- Image Number: K1B016991N000000000PAE
- Dynasty: Southern Song dynasty
- Category: Ceramics
- Function: Container
- Material: Minerals/Ceramics/
- Description:
An open tile tea bowl. The mouth is wide, the upper part is abundant and the lower part is cut, the bottom is flat, the bottom edge is engraved for a circle, and the bottom is exposed with beige tire, which is coated with thin ochre juice. The inner and outer walls are covered with bright black glaze, with slight brown spots. There is a leaf pattern on the inner wall, yellow with blue tone; The reticular leaf veins are delicate, and the leaf margins are rolled up and damaged. There are wheel spin marks on the outer wall. The edge of the mouth is gilt edged. People in the Song Dynasty drink tea with black glazed cups. At that time, when the tea was tested, the tea was ground into crumbs, and the tea was poured and brushed with boiling water, then the surface of the tea market was bright white. Therefore, Cai Xiang’s Tea Record advocated that “the tea should be white, and it should be black.” Jian’an
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