Southern Song Hutian Kiln Qingbai Glazed Carved Bottle (12th–13th Century, China)

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Dimensions: Height 11.3 cm; Approx. 4.4 in high; Approx. 0.37 ft high (12th–13th Century)Material: Porcelain with Hutian Kiln Qingbai GlazeCondition & Provenance: Good overall condition with a smooth and refined glaze surface. The delicate pale blue-white Qingbai glaze remains well preserved, with visible carved decoration and natural firing marks on the base. Provenance: From a private collection in Hong Kong.Description: This Southern Song Hutian kiln Qingbai glazed bottle showcases the refined elegance that defines Song dynasty ceramics. The vessel features a graceful small mouth, short neck, rounded body, and balanced proportions, creating a simple yet sophisticated silhouette. Covered in a luminous Qingbai glaze, the surface has a soft jade-like appearance enhanced by subtle carved decoration that creates a gentle sense of depth and movement. Hutian kiln, one of the most important ceramic centers of the Jingdezhen region during the Song dynasty, was celebrated for producing some of the finest Qingbai wares. This bottle reflects the Song period appreciation for purity, restraint, and elegant craftsmanship, making it a highly desirable piece for collectors of Chinese classical ceramics.

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