What color is Kong Quelan?

"Peacock Blue Glaze", also known as "Fa Lan", is named after the glaze color of porcelain. Malachite blue porcelain is a kind of low-temperature glaze with bright blue tone after firing with copper as colorant.

Kong Quelan is the most mysterious blue. Almost no one can be sure where its correct color value is. This is a vague color. Different people will have different interpretations of it, which means hiding. In the field of printing, this color will have a great error with imagination. In the spiritual field, this color is unattainable in the sacred world, and it is a special color besides gold and silver.

Its color is vague, symbolizing a strange rebirth. It will exist in a special way, giving people a hint and a mysterious power in their hearts. Therefore, its significance is extraordinary.

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Peacock blue glazed porcelain:

According to the current archaeological findings, the introduction of peacock blue glazed objects into China can be traced back to three Kong Quelan glazed pottery bottles unearthed from Liu Hua's tomb in the Five Dynasties.

During the Five Dynasties in Fujian, Wang and other rulers actively promoted overseas trade, and the trading ports in Fuzhou and Quanzhou formed a prosperous scene of "overflowing suburbs". The empty shell blue glazed pottery bottle unearthed from Liu Hua's tomb was introduced into Fuzhou through overseas trade channels at that time.

"Peacock Blue Glaze" belongs to the traditional glaze color in West Asia. Its products were brought to the Central Plains in the commercial exchanges in the Tang and Song Dynasties, and were successively made in Jin and Yuan kilns. Judging from the product technology of Jin and Yuan Dynasties, the emerald wares of Cizhou kiln system in13rd century were of high level, and many beautifully painted "emerald blue and black flowers" have been passed down to this day.

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