Southern Song Dynasty Longquan Celadon Powder Green Glazed Teacup, 13th Century

拍品描述

Dimensions: 12th–13th Century CE (Southern Song Dynasty); Diameter 9 cm × Height 3.5 cm (3.54 × 1.38 in.)Condition & Provenance: The bowl is well preserved with a smooth, refined celadon glaze displaying the soft jade-like appearance characteristic of Longquan ware. The surface shows natural signs of age and kiln characteristics consistent with historical ceramic production. The foot reveals the original firing traces of the kiln process. No major restoration observed. Private Collection, Hong Kong.Description: This Southern Song Dynasty Longquan celadon bowl reflects the refined aesthetic values of Song dynasty ceramics, where simplicity, balance, and subtle elegance were highly appreciated. The gently flared rim, shallow rounded body, and neatly formed foot create a harmonious silhouette that represents the sophisticated taste of the period.Longquan kilns were among the most important celadon-producing centers in ancient China, celebrated for their distinctive green glaze that achieved a beautiful jade-like softness. The restrained form and luminous glaze of this bowl demonstrate the technical maturity and artistic refinement of Southern Song ceramic craftsmanship.

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