Southern Song Dynasty Longquan Celadon Lotus Petal Pattern Dish (12th–13th Century)

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Dimensions: 12th–13th Century; Diameter 15.5 cm (6.10 in.), Height 4.3 cm (1.69 in.)Condition & Provenance: The dish is in good condition, with a well-preserved form, smooth profile, and a finely aged celadon glaze. The surface displays natural signs of age and use, while the overall condition remains strong. From a private collection in Hong Kong.Description: This Southern Song dynasty Longquan celadon dish is a fine example of the refined elegance achieved by Longquan kilns during their artistic peak. The shallow open form, balanced proportions, and graceful foot reflect the understated beauty highly valued in Song dynasty ceramics.The dish is covered with a soft celadon glaze featuring the distinctive jade-like appearance associated with Longquan ware. The exterior is decorated with evenly arranged lotus petal motifs, creating a harmonious rhythm around the vessel. The lotus design carries traditional auspicious meaning while also reflecting the Song dynasty preference for simplicity, balance, and refined natural beauty.Longquan celadon reached its highest artistic achievement during the Southern Song period, becoming admired for its elegant shapes and luminous green glaze. This lotus petal dish represents the sophisticated craftsmanship of Song ceramic production and remains an important category for collectors of classical Chinese porcelain.

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