Late Tang to Five Dynasties Yaozhou Kiln Celadon Ewer with Carved Floral Decoration (9th–10th Century)

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Dimensions & Weight: Height 17.5 cm (6.9 in / 0.57 ft), width 17 cm (6.7 in / 0.56 ft), Late Tang to Five Dynasties period (9th–10th Century)Condition & Provenance: The piece is in good overall condition, featuring a well-preserved form, smooth contours, and a naturally aged celadon glaze with authentic kiln characteristics. The body is decorated with finely carved floral motifs in the distinctive Yaozhou kiln style, showing clear layers and a strong sense of depth. Provenance: From a private collection in Hong Kong.Description: This Late Tang to Five Dynasties Yaozhou kiln celadon ewer represents an important stage in the early development of northern Chinese celadon ceramics. The elegant rounded body, graceful spout, and curved handle create a balanced and refined silhouette. Covered in a soft celadon glaze, the vessel features beautifully carved floral decoration that highlights the craftsmanship and artistic skill of Yaozhou kiln artisans. During the Late Tang and Five Dynasties periods, Yaozhou kiln began establishing its distinctive ceramic tradition, which later reached its peak during the Northern Song dynasty. With its refined shape, sophisticated carving technique, and historical significance, this ewer is an excellent example of early Chinese celadon craftsmanship.

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