Period:Yuan dynasty Production date:14thC
Materials:stoneware
Technique:glazed
Dimensions:Height: 337 millimetres
Description:
Longquan stoneware vase with long cylindrical neck and two tubular fittings just below the lip. The vase has grey-green matt glaze with a light green crackle.
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Comments:Published PDF date : Yuan 14th century Room 95 label text:PDF 216Arrow potPots of this kind with tubular fittings are described in Chinese texts as ‘arrow pots’. Pitching arrows into pots had been a popular game from about 770 BC. Competitors took turns to send arrows into the neck or tubes and the winner was the one who successfully pitched all his arrows into the vase. The losing player took a drink at each miss. Elaborate rituals and rules, recorded in the Li Ji (Book of Rites], added further complexity to the game. In the Ming dynasty, the game became more widespread and was played by rich merchants as well as the aristocracy and scholars. Stoneware, porcelain-type, with celadon glaze Longquan ware龍泉窯Longquan region, Zhejiang province 浙江省, 龍泉地區Yuan to early Ming dynasty, about AD 1280–1400 PDF 216青釉貫耳壺此種器形在中國古代文獻被稱為“投壺”。約西元前770年起，投壺遊戲開始流行。參賽者們依次將箭矢投入壺中，全部投入即為勝者，而輸家每投失一箭，須飲酒一杯。《禮記》中記載的投壺遊戲，禮儀和規則更為細緻，也增加了遊戲的複雜程度。明代，投壺遊戲在貴族、文人及商人階層都十分流行。炻器，属廣義瓷器，青釉龍泉窯 浙江省龍泉地區元至明代早期，約1280-1400年
Materials:stoneware
Technique:glazed
Dimensions:Height: 337 millimetres
Description:
Longquan stoneware vase with long cylindrical neck and two tubular fittings just below the lip. The vase has grey-green matt glaze with a light green crackle.
IMG
Comments:Published PDF date : Yuan 14th century Room 95 label text:PDF 216Arrow potPots of this kind with tubular fittings are described in Chinese texts as ‘arrow pots’. Pitching arrows into pots had been a popular game from about 770 BC. Competitors took turns to send arrows into the neck or tubes and the winner was the one who successfully pitched all his arrows into the vase. The losing player took a drink at each miss. Elaborate rituals and rules, recorded in the Li Ji (Book of Rites], added further complexity to the game. In the Ming dynasty, the game became more widespread and was played by rich merchants as well as the aristocracy and scholars. Stoneware, porcelain-type, with celadon glaze Longquan ware龍泉窯Longquan region, Zhejiang province 浙江省, 龍泉地區Yuan to early Ming dynasty, about AD 1280–1400 PDF 216青釉貫耳壺此種器形在中國古代文獻被稱為“投壺”。約西元前770年起，投壺遊戲開始流行。參賽者們依次將箭矢投入壺中，全部投入即為勝者，而輸家每投失一箭，須飲酒一杯。《禮記》中記載的投壺遊戲，禮儀和規則更為細緻，也增加了遊戲的複雜程度。明代，投壺遊戲在貴族、文人及商人階層都十分流行。炻器，属廣義瓷器，青釉龍泉窯 浙江省龍泉地區元至明代早期，約1280-1400年
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