Ming Dynasty Xuande Period Sacrifice Red Glazed Bowl (15th Century)

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Dimensions: 15th Century CE; Diameter: 10 cm (3.94 in.), Height: 5 cm (1.97 in.)Condition & Provenance: The bowl is in good condition with a well-balanced form and a beautifully preserved glaze surface. The rich copper-red glaze displays a deep, vibrant tone with natural kiln variations, and the base mark remains clearly visible. From a private collection in New York, USA.Description: This Ming Dynasty Xuande period sacrifice red glazed bowl is a classic example of imperial porcelain produced during the Xuande reign (1426–1435). The elegant bowl features a refined open rim, gently curved body, and neatly finished foot, reflecting the sophisticated taste and precise craftsmanship of the Xuande imperial kilns.The entire vessel is covered in a rich sacrificial red glaze, known for its intense color depth and jewel-like brilliance. Xuande red glaze was among the most technically challenging ceramic glazes of the Ming dynasty, requiring exceptional control of copper pigments and firing conditions. The simple monochrome surface highlights the beauty of the form, glaze quality, and refined craftsmanship.Xuande-period red glazed porcelains are highly valued by museums and collectors due to their rarity and historical importance. With its elegant silhouette, exceptional glaze tone, and imperial character, this bowl represents the outstanding achievement of Ming dynasty ceramic artistry.

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