Southern Song Dynasty (12th–13th Century) Jizhou Kiln Paper-Cut Appliqué Bowl with Three Deer Design.

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Dimensions: Height 5.7 cm (2.2 in / 0.19 ft), Mouth Diameter 11.5 cm (4.5 in / 0.38 ft), Southern Song Dynasty, 12th–13th Century，Condition & Provenance: Overall in good condition, with natural kiln effects and age-related surface characteristics consistent with its period. Provenance: From a North American private collection, Vancouver, Canada.，Description: This Southern Song Jizhou kiln bowl is an outstanding example of the innovative decorative techniques developed during the Song dynasty. The vessel features a deep dark glaze decorated with a paper-cut appliqué design depicting three deer, a signature method of Jizhou craftsmen who incorporated folk artistic traditions into ceramic production. During firing, the applied paper-cut pattern created a striking contrast between the dark glaze surface and the lighter decorative motifs, resulting in a distinctive and elegant appearance. Known for its creativity, natural beauty, and connection to everyday Song dynasty aesthetics, Jizhou ware represents one of the most expressive ceramic traditions of the period. The graceful form, refined glaze effects, and auspicious deer imagery make this bowl a fine example of Southern Song ceramic artistry.

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