Song Dynasty Cizhou Kiln Black-Glazed Zhadou Bowl

拍品描述

Dimensions: Song Dynasty, 12th century, Mouth Diameter 9.8 cm (3.9 in), H. 9 cm (3.5 in, 0.30 ft)，Condition & Provenance: Good condition with a well-preserved original form. The surface shows natural signs of age and light wear from historical use. The exposed buff-colored clay foot displays authentic aging characteristics. Provenance: Private Collection, Hong Kong，Description: This Song Dynasty Cizhou Kiln black-glazed zhadou bowl is a refined example of a small practical yet elegant vessel used in Song-period dining settings. The piece features a wide flared rim, narrow neck, rounded body, and raised foot, creating a compact and balanced silhouette. The entire vessel is covered in a deep black glossy glaze with a rich and smooth surface. A warm brown firing line appears around the rim, while several subtle brown circular bands across the body were naturally formed during the wheel-making and glazing process, adding movement and character to the design. The interior is fully coated with black glaze, preserving a clean and lustrous appearance with gentle signs of historical use. The unglazed buff clay foot reveals the original craftsmanship, including clear wheel marks and traditional trimming techniques. Cizhou Kiln black-glazed small vessels of this type are relatively uncommon. With its elegant proportions, rich black glaze, and authentic aged surface, this piece represents the understated beauty of Song Dynasty northern Chinese ceramics and remains highly suitable for collection and display.

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