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Item No. WWTT103 Item Name: Southern Song Dynasty Longquan Kiln Celadon Peony Design Double-Ear Vase with Non-Moving Rings Size: Approximately 6cm mouth diameter x 14cm body diameter x 30cm height Weight: Approximately 1598g Antique Dealer License: Fukuoka Prefectural Public Safety Commission, No. 901141810025 Description: Celadon, originating in China, is considered the oldest type of glazed pottery, dating back to the mid-Yin Dynasty (Zhengzhou period) around the 14th century BC. While much remains unknown about the production of Yue ware (celadon) during the Sui and Tang dynasties, from the late Tang to the Five Dynasties period (9th-10th centuries), Yue ware once again flourished, primarily in northern Zhejiang Province, driven by the industrial revolution. Products were exported to Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia, West Asia, and even East Africa. Especially during the Five Dynasties period under the rule of the Wuyue kingdom (907-978), exquisite pieces with elaborate designs such as fine-line carving, openwork, and single-knife carving were perfected. This is known as "secret color" celadon and was also used as tribute. This led to the establishment of famous northern celadon kilns in the early Northern Song Dynasty (11th century), such as the Ru Kiln (Henan Province) and the Yaozhou Kiln (Shaanxi Province), which were later praised as masterpieces of celadon. In the late Southern Song Dynasty (13th century), the Longquan Kiln (Zhejiang Province), a branch kiln of the Yuezhou Kiln, was inspired by the Southern Song Imperial Kiln and produced stunning celadon with beautiful glaze colors, which were exported to Japan in large quantities and have been passed down through generations. Notes: Antique items are best suited for collection and appreciation rather than actual use. Recommended for collectors, decoration of stores and rooms, and the collection of cultural assets. Please examine the images above to assess the condition, including any missing small parts, peeling, minor chips, scratches, and stains. The period designations in the product title and description are based on the information provided by the original owner and information about the accessories, and are based on our interpretation! There are age-related scratches and stains! Please examine the images carefully and make your decision after you are satisfied with the item's value and age! We have indicated any visible scratches as much as possible in the images, but the items we handle are mostly antiques. Antique items are generally non-returnable! Please consider carefully before ordering!
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