Jizhou stoneware bowl, late Southern Song dynasty, China, 1200-1279. Artist: Unknown

Jizhou stoneware bowl, late Southern Song dynasty, China, 1200-1279. Artist: Unknown

1-233-543 - The Museum of East Asian Art/Heritage Images

Jizhou stoneware bowl with paper-cut design of two phoenixes and flower heads, late Southern Song dynasty, China, 1200-1279. A Jizhou conical-shaped tea bowl decorated on the interior with two phoenixes, each facing the centre, and three six-petalled prunus flower heads all in paper cut technique. The bowl is covered with a tortoise-shell glaze, the decoration of phoenixes and flower heads without the speckled yellow tortoise-shell glaze. The base is unglazed revealing the greyish-buff body. The Jizhou kiln was one of the only Chinese kilns at that time using the paper-cut technique.


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Creator
  1. Unknown, attributed to: :

Medium
  1. Ceramic

Picture Type
  1. Object

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Pixel Dimensions (W x H) : 2214x2831
File Size : 18,363kb


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  1. BATEA 112
  1. 0440000152
  1. 1-233-543
  1. 1233543
  1. 152
  1. BATEA 112


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