Song Dynasty Black-Glazed Blue-Splashed Yuhuchun Vase (10th–13th Century)

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Dimensions: Song Dynasty (10th–13th Century), Height 29cm (11.4in / 0.95ft), Rim Diameter 8cm (3.1in)，Condition & Provenance: The vase is preserved in good condition with a complete and elegant form. The surface retains a deep glossy black glaze with naturally preserved blue splashed decoration. The glaze shows authentic age-related changes and subtle oxidation developed over centuries. The exposed foot reveals an aged beige clay body with neatly trimmed edges and visible wheel marks on the base. The glaze and body remain firmly bonded, displaying the mature character of an early Chinese ceramic. Provenance: Private Collection, Hong Kong.Description: This elegant Song Dynasty black-glazed blue-splashed Yuhuchun vase features one of the most iconic silhouettes in Chinese ceramic history. The vase has a flared rim, slender waisted neck, rounded pear-shaped body, and slightly outward-flaring foot, creating a graceful and balanced profile. The entire surface is covered with a rich glossy black glaze, decorated with scattered turquoise-blue splashes across the rim, neck, and body. The blue decoration appears naturally distributed with varying sizes and patterns, creating a striking contrast between the deep black ground and vivid blue highlights. The thin glaze along the rim reveals subtle brownish tones of the clay beneath, adding further depth and character. The exposed foot shows an aged beige body, refined trimming, and clear wheel marks, reflecting traditional ceramic craftsmanship. With its bold glaze effect, spontaneous decoration, and elegant proportions, this type of black-glazed blue-splashed vessel is rare and highly valued among collectors for its artistic beauty and historical significance.

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