A Northern Song Cizhou Kiln Iron-Rust Decorated Tea Bowl Stand (11th Century, China, Northern Song Dynasty, circa 960–1127)
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Dimensions: Height 8 cm, Diameter 13.5 cm (11th century) / Height 3.15 in, Diameter 5.31 in, Height 0.26 ftCondition and Provenance: Good overall condition with a complete form, naturally preserved glaze surface, and authentic signs of age from kiln firing and time. Provenance: Private Collection, Hong Kong.Description: This Northern Song Cizhou kiln tea bowl stand is a fine example of the distinctive decorative style of Cizhou ceramics. The elegant form combines a raised bowl holder with a wide tray, creating a balanced and functional design associated with traditional Chinese tea culture. The surface is decorated with iron-rust pigment, producing a bold contrast and unique flowing patterns created through the kiln firing process. Cizhou wares were among the most important northern Chinese ceramics of the Song dynasty, admired for their expressive decoration and artistic freedom. This piece beautifully reflects the craftsmanship and everyday elegance of Song period tea ware.
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