陶瓷器
韓國朝鮮時代 西元18世紀末至19世紀上半葉
高 41 口徑16.4 底徑17.2
Earliest existing Korean blue and white porcelains date back to the early half of the 15th century. For imperial use only, Korean blue and white porcelain wares were produced in small quantities and never became an overseas trade item.The large jar has vertical brim at the mouth and round shoulders. The abdomen concaves near the bottom. There is a seam on the body, and the bottom of the jar is exposed and unglazed. Some grains of sand are adhered to the stand. Other than the bottom part of the abdomen, the jar has decorations throughout in underglaze blue. The main feature is a four-claw dragon. The dragon is vividly depicted with delicate lines. It is presumed to be the work of imperial painters at the Choson court. Other motifs include clouds, ruyi, and strings.
| 文物統一編號 | 南購瓷000120N000000000 |
| 品名 |
韓國 朝鮮時代 青花龍紋罐
Korean jar with dragons in underglaze blue, Korea, Joseon dynasty |
| 分類 | 陶瓷器 |
| 尺寸 | 高 41 口徑16.4 底徑17.2 |
| 說明 | Earliest existing Korean blue and white porcelains date back to the early half of the 15th century. For imperial use only, Korean blue and white porcelain wares were produced in small quantities and never became an overseas trade item.The large jar has vertical brim at the mouth and round shoulders. The abdomen concaves near the bottom. There is a seam on the body, and the bottom of the jar is exposed and unglazed. Some grains of sand are adhered to the stand. Other than the bottom part of the abdomen, the jar has decorations throughout in underglaze blue. The main feature is a four-claw dragon. The dragon is vividly depicted with delicate lines. It is presumed to be the work of imperial painters at the Choson court. Other motifs include clouds, ruyi, and strings. |
