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Up for sale is this "Antique Jizhou 'leaf' pottery tea bowl #5210" If you have any questions please contact us before buy it. No reserve.
Caliber: approx. 14.7cm (5 25⁄32in)
Height: approx. 5.5cm (2 5⁄32in)
Weight: 229g
Origin: China
A Leaf Bowl from the Jizhou Kiln is a masterpiece that embodies the aesthetic beauty of Chinese Song Dynasty tea ceramics. This teabowl features the unique Tenmoku technique, where natural leaves are used to create intricate patterns. The delicate outlines and details of the leaf are vividly preserved under the glaze, as seen in the photos, creating a striking contrast between the lustrous black glaze and the leaf motif. This bowl is not only functional as a tea utensil but also highly valued as a piece of art. Its smooth rim and comfortable grip make it ideal for both tea ceremonies and display.
Regarding its condition, there are fine crackles visible on the surface of the black glaze, which are marks of age and serve to enhance its value as an antique. The base is well-fired, and the overall shape shows no warping, reflecting the high level of craftsmanship at the time of production. Furthermore, there are no significant damages such as chips or cracks, and the bowl is in excellent preservation. These characteristics make this bowl particularly appealing to tea utensil collectors and antique enthusiasts. With its historical background and refined craftsmanship, this teabowl offers a unique opportunity to experience the artistry and elegance of the Song Dynasty, elevating the enjoyment of tea ceremonies to an even more special experience.