Song Dynasty Ding Kiln White-Glazed Molded Phoenix and Floral Scroll Chrysanthemum-Lobed Dish

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Dimensions: 21 cm (8.27 in) in diameter, 2 cm (0.79 in) in height; Period: Song Dynasty (10th-13th centuries); Condition and Provenance: Well-preserved, glaze and decoration intact. This dish retains its original shape and shows natural signs of age and use. Provenance: Private collection, California, USA. Description: This Song Dynasty Ding ware white-glazed molded dish is an outstanding example of the exquisite craftsmanship of Ding ware white porcelain. The dish is decorated with elegant chrysanthemum patterns using advanced molding techniques. The phoenix and floral motifs are balanced and beautiful, showcasing the superb craftsmanship of Song Dynasty ceramics. The petals radiate towards the center. The central decoration depicts a finely carved phoenix flying among scrolling foliage, with layered feathers and flowing plant patterns creating a vivid and harmonious scene. The entire surface is covered with a warm ivory-white glaze, showcasing the unique soft and elegant beauty of Ding ware. The delicate white porcelain body and clear molded decoration demonstrate the superb skills of Song Dynasty ceramic artisans. From the beaded edges to the chrysanthemum petals and the central phoenix motif, the decorative layout creates a subtle visual rhythm. Ding ware is one of the most renowned ceramic traditions of the Song Dynasty, especially famous for its elegant white-glazed molded and sculpted pieces. This piece reflects the refined aesthetic tastes of the Song court and literati, combining practical function with outstanding artistic beauty.

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