China Jingde Porcelain Masterwork-Dragon Legend Tea Bowl

Diameter:3.4 inch

Height:3.5 inch

Volume:150ml

Origin:Jingde Town of Jiangxi Province

Material:Jingde Town Porcelain

Jing De Zhen, was a town famous as "The Chinaware Capital". As long as 2000 years ago, in the Han Dynasty, some ancient kilns for pottery were built here. In the Tang Dynasty, people had been able to produce chinawares by heating. The wares are said to be: as white as a jade, as clear as a mirror, as thin as a sheet of paper and as sweet sounding as a Qing (a Buddhist percussion instrument). Owing to the manufacturing level was much improved during the reign of Song emperor Jing De, the town was named Jing De Zhen. It's said its former name was Chengnan, pronounced "china" by the Western people who used to export the porcelains from here to their countries. That's why the porcelain was called "chinaware".

Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:

This is a masterpiece of Jingdezhen porcelain in China - the Legend of the Dragon Tea Bowl.

It uses traditional blue and white porcelain technology to vividly depict the image of the dragon on the bowl body.

The dragon is an important symbol in Chinese traditional culture, representing power, nobility, and auspiciousness.

The design inspiration of this tea bowl comes from the dragon in ancient Chinese myths and legends.

Its unique shape and bright colors give people a sense of mystery and nobility.

Whether as an artwork or a daily item, this tea bowl has high collection value and appreciation value.

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