Southern Song Hutian Kiln Qing Glazed Floral Decorated Ewer (12th–13th Century)

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Dimensions: Height 23.5 cm (approximately 9.3 inches, approximately 0.77 ft); 12th–13th CenturyCondition & Provenance: The ewer is in good condition with a well-preserved body and a smooth Qing glaze showing natural surface texture and authentic kiln characteristics. Minor signs of age and use are visible, consistent with its period. Provenance: Private Collection, New York, USA.Description: This Southern Song Hutian kiln Qing glazed floral decorated ewer reflects the refined taste and elegant craftsmanship of Song dynasty ceramics. The piece features a graceful lobed body, a curved spout, and a carefully shaped handle, creating a balanced and sophisticated silhouette. The soft Qing glaze displays a subtle jade-like quality, while the floral decoration on the body highlights the delicate carving techniques of the Hutian kilns. Known as one of the most important ceramic centers of the Song period, Hutian kiln produced some of the finest Qingbai wares appreciated for their elegance and purity. This ewer represents the harmony between practical function and scholarly aesthetics that defined Song dynasty ceramic art.

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