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  • ‘Tortoiseshell’-glazed Tea-bowl

    ‘Tortoiseshell’-glazed Tea-bowl

    Southern Song period, 12th - 13th century
    Jizhou ware, Yonghe kilns, Ji’an, Jiangxi province

    The striking ‘tortoiseshell’ effect of amber-coloured splashes and streaks against the dark brown glaze is one of the well-known innovations of the Jizhou kilns in Jiangxi province. It was most likely produced by the application of a wood-ash mixture to the surface of the glaze before firing.

    Diameter: 12.0cm

    • ‘Tortoiseshell’-glazed Tea-bowl
    • ‘Tortoiseshell’-glazed Tea-bowl

    View Song: Chinese Ceramics, 10th to 13th Century (part 5)

 
 

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