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  • 4. Green-glazed stoneware dish

    4. Green-glazed stoneware dish

    Northern Song dynasty, 960 - 1127
    Yaozhou kilns, Shaanxi province
    Diameter: 16.2cm
     
    The very large multi-petalled peony bloom shaped almost like a beehive at the centre of the present dish is characteristic of the decoration of a small group of Yaozhou bowls and dishes. The peony is a favourite motif in Chinese ceramics, paintings and the decorative arts. Originally it was grown in the imperial gardens during the Sui and Tang dynasties and therefore became known as the ‘flower of wealth and rank’, referred to in Chinese as fuguihua.

    • 4. Green-glazed stoneware dish
    • 4. Green-glazed stoneware dish

    View Chinese ceramics, lacquer and gold from the 12th to the 14th century

 
 

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