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elder brother kiln is one of the “five ancient jun” in the song dynasty. The tire color is black, dark gray, light gray and khaki, its glaze are devitrification opacified glaze, glaze color is given priority to with dark bluish grey. Elder brother kiln quality is good, fine workmanship, all with porcelain for the palace style, with people very different kiln porcelain.
the bottle mouth, long neck, oblate belly, belly full, ring foot. Glaze color is dark bluish grey color, Shen Hou delicate, glossy jade-like stone embellish, as the source. Feet without glaze, iron black, commonly known as the “iron”, is a nail. Open the slice open connect body glaze, glaze is larger, for the ice crack. Lines interweave, has the strong artistic charm. Elder brother kiln foot unglazed presents the rust, the so-called “iron”. This is because such implements fetal bone high iron content and the strong reduction of foot dew tire part in black, namely “the iron foot.”
this product is mesh opening glazed, overlapping like ice crack, small open and close, “” gold wire”, namely the coarser ryukyu and crack mixed with yellow fine cracks. In the Ming dynasty “the antiquities,” has this description: “elder brother kiln the grain to take ice to crack the eel blood,, the plum flower ink lines followed. Finely grain, grain under “. Large opening is formed in the kiln, the kiln in crack embedded into the brown purple soil, live wire with the surface of objects, called it “the wire”. And because “gold” is out of the kiln after glazed continue to shrink, and formation of tiny yellow piece.
elder brother kiln porcelain is handed down is not much, and bottles of class is more rare. The small size of bottle, do manual work is delicate. The Palace Museum, now elder brother kiln bowstring grain bottle in size is larger than the product, but on the glaze color, the shape of it is similar to the product.
refer to:
the national Palace Museum, the imperial palace ceramics museum, the Forbidden City press, 2008, pp. 176, 115 chart. |
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