Southern Song Dynasty Jizhou Kiln Black-Glazed Splashed Decoration Bottle (12th–13th Century)

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Dimensions: H 13.5 cm (5.3 in; 0.44 ft), Southern Song Dynasty (12th–13th Century)，Condition & Provenance: Well preserved with natural kiln effects and age-related surface characteristics. The exposed base reveals a light yellowish-brown clay body with a dry, sturdy texture and visible wheel-cut marks. Provenance: Private Collection, California, USA.Description: This Jizhou kiln black-glazed decorative bottle features an elegant flared mouth, slender neck, full shoulders, rounded body, and a gently tapered lower section, creating a balanced and refined silhouette. The entire surface is covered with a deep black glossy glaze, enhanced by natural splashed kiln effects flowing downward from the rim. Cream, brown, and soft blue tones blend freely across the surface, forming dynamic patterns with varied shapes and organic movement. Similar kiln-change markings appear around the interior and rim, showcasing the distinctive artistic character of Jizhou ware. The exposed base displays the original clay body with clear wheel-cut traces and natural aging. Known for its unpredictable and expressive glaze transformations, Jizhou kiln produced some of the most visually striking black-glazed ceramics of the Song period. This finely shaped example represents the beauty of Song dynasty tea and decorative ceramics, offering strong display appeal and collectible importance.

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