Period:Northern Song dynasty Production date:960-1127
Materials:stoneware, copper,
Technique:incised, glazed,
Dimensions:Height: 250 millimetres
Description:
Ding stoneware long-necked vase, with copper-bound mouth rim. Creamy white. Carved and incised lotus scroll on body, overlapping petals on shoulder.
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Comments:Published PDF date : Northern Song 11thC-12thC Room 95 label text:PDF 103Bottle with carved lotuses and copper rimThis slim-necked bottle is carved with lotuses and lotus petals, both traditional Buddhist symbols of purity. The shape of the bottle also occurs in contemporary silverware. Archaeologists have discovered evidence which confirms Ding wares were used in Buddhist monasteries in the Northern Song (AD 960–1127) and Liao (AD 916–1125) dynasties to supplement gold and silver vessels for rituals. Dated sites which contain finds of Ding stonewares include several crypts of Buddhist pagodas – the Jingzhi temple靜志寺塔 (AD 977) and the treasury of the Jingzhong residential monastery 淨眾院塔 (AD 995) in Dingxian 定縣 and the Jingguang pagoda 淨光塔 (AD1013) in Shunyi county 順義縣 near Beijing 北京.Stoneware with carved decoration, transparent glaze and copper rimDing ware定窯Quyang county, Hebei province河北省，曲陽縣Northern Song dynasty, AD 960–1127 PDF 103 白釉刻花蓮花紋鑲銅口瓶此長頸瓶器身飾刻花蓮花及蓮瓣紋，皆為佛教傳統中純潔之象徵。此瓶造型在同時期的銀器中也有所見。考古發掘證據表明，定窯器物在北宋（960-1127年）及遼代（916-1125年）曾作為金銀器的補充，一同被佛教寺院用作禮儀用器。出土紀年定窯器物的遺址包括河北定縣的靜志寺塔（977年）及淨眾院塔（995年）塔基地宮，以及北京順義區的淨光塔（1013年）塔基地宮。炻器，刻花，透明釉，鑲銅口定窯河北省曲陽縣北宋，960-1127年
Materials:stoneware, copper,
Technique:incised, glazed,
Dimensions:Height: 250 millimetres
Description:
Ding stoneware long-necked vase, with copper-bound mouth rim. Creamy white. Carved and incised lotus scroll on body, overlapping petals on shoulder.
IMG
Comments:Published PDF date : Northern Song 11thC-12thC Room 95 label text:PDF 103Bottle with carved lotuses and copper rimThis slim-necked bottle is carved with lotuses and lotus petals, both traditional Buddhist symbols of purity. The shape of the bottle also occurs in contemporary silverware. Archaeologists have discovered evidence which confirms Ding wares were used in Buddhist monasteries in the Northern Song (AD 960–1127) and Liao (AD 916–1125) dynasties to supplement gold and silver vessels for rituals. Dated sites which contain finds of Ding stonewares include several crypts of Buddhist pagodas – the Jingzhi temple靜志寺塔 (AD 977) and the treasury of the Jingzhong residential monastery 淨眾院塔 (AD 995) in Dingxian 定縣 and the Jingguang pagoda 淨光塔 (AD1013) in Shunyi county 順義縣 near Beijing 北京.Stoneware with carved decoration, transparent glaze and copper rimDing ware定窯Quyang county, Hebei province河北省，曲陽縣Northern Song dynasty, AD 960–1127 PDF 103 白釉刻花蓮花紋鑲銅口瓶此長頸瓶器身飾刻花蓮花及蓮瓣紋，皆為佛教傳統中純潔之象徵。此瓶造型在同時期的銀器中也有所見。考古發掘證據表明，定窯器物在北宋（960-1127年）及遼代（916-1125年）曾作為金銀器的補充，一同被佛教寺院用作禮儀用器。出土紀年定窯器物的遺址包括河北定縣的靜志寺塔（977年）及淨眾院塔（995年）塔基地宮，以及北京順義區的淨光塔（1013年）塔基地宮。炻器，刻花，透明釉，鑲銅口定窯河北省曲陽縣北宋，960-1127年
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