中国古代，宋朝 瓷 湖田窑青白釉印花碗（Lot.s36）

Offering:

1 exceptional and rare

Hutian Kiln Printed Bowl

Description:

This piece is a standard, elegant vessel from the Song Dynasty's tea-tasting culture, embodying the essence of Song Dynasty minimalist aesthetics. The shape is classic and well-proportioned, with a wide, flared rim and steeply tapering walls. The lines are clean and crisp, and the body retains original hand-thrown marks, showing the natural and authentic traces of ancient craftsmanship. The piece was fired using the Song Dynasty's inverted firing technique, with the original unglazed rim later inlaid with a finely crafted gold clasp, continuing the ancient practice of Song Dynasty aristocratic porcelain decoration, exuding elegance.

This ancient porcelain has endured many vicissitudes over time. The old cracks on the inner wall have been restored using traditional kintsugi (gold repair) techniques, transforming imperfections into elegance, embodying the Eastern aesthetic of appreciating imperfections without being vulgar.

This piece can be traced back to the Southern Song Dynasty, approximately 1127-1279 AD, and was made by Chinese hands. Its materials and exposed clay reveal its material and production date.

Condition:

In good condition, with signs of use. Restored using traditional kintsugi techniques, transforming imperfections into elegance without being vulgar. Inspected with strong UV light. (Please see photos if the text is not clear enough.)

Specifications: Mouth Diameter (cm): 17.60
Bottom Diameter (cm): 5.10
Height (cm): 6.20
Weight (g): 270.00

Shipping:

We will arrange for a professional courier company to handle the shipment, ensuring safe and reliable packaging, with a tracking system and shipping insurance. (Packaging box and base not sold separately)

Note:

Slight color differences may occur between the photos and the actual item. Thank you for your understanding.

Catawiki disclaimer: This object has been dated based on style by the seller . No further tests, such as, a TL test, lapidary tests, analysis of pigments or radiography scans have been conducted to check the integrity of the piece.