Celadon Ewer with Floral and Bird Designs Painted with Underglaze Colors, Changsha Ware
Period: Tang dynasty (618-907)
Date: undated
The ewer used to be a wine vessel. In the Tang dynasty, Changsha kiln produced a great number of the polychrome under-glaze porcelain wares, which is considered a breakthrough of the monochrome celadon wares. After fired at high temperatures, the polychrome glaze could stand the test of time. Ewers from Changsha kiln had elegant shapes, which was prestigious in Tang dynasty.
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