Northern Song Dynasty Yaozhou Kiln Celadon Conical Bowl (960–1127)

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Dimensions & Weight: Diameter 10.8 cm (4.3 in / 0.35 ft), height 5 cm (2 in / 0.16 ft), Northern Song Dynasty period (11th–12th century)Condition & Provenance: The bowl is preserved in good overall condition with a complete form and well-maintained rim, body, and foot. The surface displays the refined celadon glaze characteristic of Yaozhou ware, featuring a soft jade-like tone with natural age-related characteristics and subtle glaze texture. Provenance: From a private collection in Hong Kong.Description: This Northern Song Dynasty Yaozhou kiln celadon conical bowl represents the refined craftsmanship and elegant aesthetic of Song dynasty ceramics. The bowl features a classic conical “doucai” style silhouette with a wide open rim, gently sloping sides, and a small raised foot, creating a beautifully balanced and understated profile. Its smooth celadon glaze displays the signature warmth and delicate texture associated with Yaozhou ware, reflecting the Song dynasty preference for simplicity, harmony, and refined elegance. Designed for the tea culture of the period, this type of bowl was appreciated for both its practical function and graceful appearance. With its minimalist form and sophisticated glaze, the piece offers an excellent example of the artistic philosophy and technical achievement of Northern Song ceramic production.

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