Song‑Dynasty Jian‑Kiln hare’s‑fur tea bowl,Song Dynasty
专场: Autumn Asian Art Auction (Part 3)
拍品描述
Dimensions:Height 6.5cm (2‑9/16in),Mouth Diameter 12cm (4‑3/4in)Condition & Provenance:Alright,this is an authentic Song‑period Jian‑ware tea bowl,free of major body cracks and glued repairs,only minor ancient firing chip at foot base with no modern restoration or retouching.The bowl displays striking blue‑green and russet‑gold hare’s‑fur streaks radiating outward against deep black central glaze,the rim bears natural age wear from long‑term historical usage without modern grinding or artificial glaze enhancement.The thick ring foot shows Jian’s signature rough iron‑rich reddish‑brown clay body with visible hand‑thrown marks,old burial earth patina and mineral residues remain within foot recess and glaze micro‑fissures,natural kiln glaze drip is present,no chemical artificial aging.This fine Jian hare’s‑fur bowl derives from a respected private Song‑tea‑ceramic collection in Seattle,Washington,the former owner purchased it from a reputable Hong‑Kong antique gallery in mid‑1990s,it has been preserved within one single‑family estate ever since and comes to public auction for the very first time.Description:Wheel‑thrown Jian‑kiln tea bowl,a classic Song‑dynasty whisked‑tea vessel with compact deep‑bowl form and sturdy thick foot,heavy iron‑rich glaze created vivid flowing radial hare’s‑fur hairs under high‑temperature kiln firing,each streaking hair pattern is one‑of‑a‑kind spontaneous kiln effect that cannot be replicated.Glaze pulls back above foot fully exposing the coarse iron‑heavy Jian clay body,original wheel‑turning marks on base record ancient kiln‑site production techniques.Jian hare’s‑fur tea bowls were highly cherished for Song competitive tea games,this well‑preserved specimen delivers valuable physical evidence for studying Jian‑ware iron‑glaze technology and Song elite tea‑drinking culture,
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