Southern Song Dynasty Longquan Kiln Celadon Double-Handle Jar (12th–13th Century)

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Dimensions & Weight: 12th–13th Century; Height 9.5 cm (3.74 in.)Condition & Provenance: The jar is in good condition, with a well-preserved form, intact double handles, and a smooth celadon glaze showing the natural characteristics of Song dynasty kiln firing. From a private collection in Hong Kong.Description: This Southern Song Dynasty Longquan kiln celadon double-handle jar is a fine example of the elegant ceramic tradition developed during the height of Longquan celadon production. The balanced shape, refined glaze, and understated decoration reflect the sophisticated aesthetic values of the Song period.The jar features a rounded body, a short neck, and two small side handles attached at the shoulder, creating both a practical and graceful design. Subtle vertical ribbing around the body adds a gentle sense of movement, while the soft green celadon glaze gives the piece its distinctive jade-like appearance.Longquan kiln became one of the most important centers of Chinese celadon production during the Song dynasty. Southern Song Longquan ceramics were highly valued for their refined craftsmanship, beautiful glaze tones, and elegant forms. This type of double-handle jar represents the harmony between everyday function and artistic expression that defines classic Song ceramics.

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