What are the shapes of porcelain in Liao Dynasty?

Porcelain in Liao dynasty is mainly white porcelain, and white glaze, black flower and black glaze are also burned. In addition to daily utensils such as cups, bowls and plates, there are also utensils with unique traditional style of Qidan nationality such as cockscomb pot. Square dish, triangle dish, flask, threading pot, etc. There are a few carved, engraved, printed and applique products with simple and elegant patterns. The vast majority of porcelain in the Jin dynasty were coarse porcelain for daily use, and vessels such as bottles and jars were often equipped with double, three and four series (ears). Decorative patterns include Hua Niaowen, water ripples, gossip patterns, and peony patterns.