Antique Qing Dynasty LONGQUAN ware cong vase #5173 for sale

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Height: 20.5cm (8 5⁄64in)
Weight: 1001g
Origin: Southwest Zhejiang, China

This Qing Dynasty Longquan celadon vase exemplifies the rich tradition and beauty of Chinese ceramics. The Longquan kilns, renowned for producing high-quality celadon ware, have been celebrated for their craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal from the Southern Song through the Ming and Qing dynasties.

The vase reflects the refined aesthetics of the Qing Dynasty, featuring an elegant shape and intricate decorations. Characteristic of Longquan ware, the celadon glaze exhibits a deep blue-green hue with a smooth, lustrous finish that captivates the observer.

During the Qing Dynasty, Longquan celadon was highly esteemed by the imperial court and the elite. Today, its rarity and beauty make it a prized item among collectors. This vase offers a tangible connection to China's rich history and culture, making it a valuable addition to any interior space. Additionally, Qing Dynasty Longquan celadon pieces are highly regarded in the antique market, with potential for appreciation in value over time.

This Longquan celadon vase from the Qing Dynasty combines historical significance with aesthetic allure, making it an ideal choice for collectors and as a distinguished interior piece.

LONGQUAN kiln
This is the greatest kiln located in Southwest Zhejiang, China for celadon porcelain. Longquan Kiln was established during the Northern Song dynasty (960-1127) and inherited the traditions of the Yuezhou Kiln. It is said to have originated when Chai Rong (921-959), the second emperor of the Later Zhou dynasty, commanded, "Create ceramics like the sky after the rain."

Longquan Kiln reached its peak during the Southern Song dynasty. A large number of celadon pieces were exported to Japan, where they were highly regarded by tea ceremony masters.

In Japan, Longquan celadon is classified into three categories: KINUTA celadon (from the late Southern Song to early Yuan periods), TENRYUJI celadon (from the Yuan to early Ming periods), and SHICHIKAN celadon (from the Ming to Qing periods).

KINUTA celadon (12C-14C) is exceptionally high-quality celadon. It features a thin body with a thick layer of matte, pale bluish glaze. There is almost no crazing in the glaze.

TENRYUJI celadon (14C-15C) is characterized by a heavy, thick style and yellowish-green glaze, a result of the late Southern Song period when the overproduction led to a shortage of quality raw materials.

SHICHIKAN celadon (15C-20C) refers to Longquan celadon produced from the mid-Ming to the Qing period. This type of celadon has a transparent glaze with a strong luster and a grayish-green hue, often featuring crackle patterns and more decorative elements.

Overall, the works of Longquan Kiln tend to have a unified design, as they were primarily made for the imperial court.

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