Southern Song Dynasty Longquan Celadon Flower Vase (12th–13th Century)

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Dimensions: Height 33.5 cm, Mouth Diameter 20.5 cm (approximately Height 13.2 in, Mouth Diameter 8.1 in); 12th–13th CenturyCondition & Provenance: Overall in good condition, with a well-preserved body, soft jade-like celadon glaze, and natural surface characteristics consistent with age. The piece retains original kiln-fired details and aged surface features. Provenance: Private Collection, Hong Kong.Description: This Southern Song Dynasty Longquan celadon flower vase is a classic example of the refined elegance associated with Longquan kiln ceramics. Inspired by ancient bronze ritual vessel forms, the vase features a tall, graceful silhouette with a wide flared mouth, slender neck, and balanced lower body. The softly toned celadon glaze displays the distinctive jade-like quality that made Longquan ware highly admired during the Song dynasty. Subtle raised decorative bands enhance the restrained design, highlighting the beauty of the form rather than excessive ornamentation. This piece reflects the sophisticated craftsmanship and understated aesthetic ideals of Southern Song ceramic production, making it an important example of high-quality Chinese celadon for collectors and museums.

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