Southern Song Dynasty Longquan Kiln Celadon Dish with Lotus Petal Decoration (12th–13th Century)

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Dimensions: Diameter 20 cm, Height 6 cm (Approx. 7.9 in. diameter, 2.4 in. high; approx. 0.7 ft. diameter, 0.2 ft. high)Condition & Provenance: The dish is in good overall condition, featuring a smooth and luminous glaze, a well-preserved form, original kiln characteristics on the base, and natural signs of age consistent with its period. Provenance: Private Collection, Hong KongDescription: This Southern Song Dynasty Longquan kiln celadon dish is a beautiful example of the refined elegance that defined Song dynasty ceramics. The gently curved profile, shallow body, and balanced proportions reflect the sophisticated simplicity favored during the period. Covered in a soft jade-like celadon glaze, the surface displays a classic lotus petal design with carefully carved details and graceful flowing lines. Longquan celadon reached a remarkable level of maturity during the Southern Song dynasty, admired for its elegant shapes, refined craftsmanship, and serene glaze tones. This lotus petal dish captures the quiet beauty and artistic refinement that made Song celadon highly valued by collectors around the world.

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