Qing dynasty Guangxu blue and white porcelain

There are four main blue materials used in Guangxu blue and white. The first is the traditional Zhejiang material, which keeps the traditional blue light and fresh, and is mainly used to draw high-grade porcelain such as official kilns; The second is the bright and pure blue material, which is mostly used to draw antique porcelain. In blue and white, you can see dark blue dots arranged regularly. The third is bright purple blue, commonly known as ocean blue, which has been used since the Tongzhi period. This kind of blue material is widely used in Guangxu middle-grade porcelain, which is a typical Guangxu hair color with floating tone and blurred lines. The fourth kind is blue with black or gray hair color, which is drawn with soil blue with more impurities, and is generally used to draw coarse porcelain.

The hair color of the official kiln is blue and white. One is a picture of peony in Shuang Yan in the late Qing Dynasty. The color is pure and delicate, delicate and lovely, and no scars can be seen. There are also some light blue tones, which are the unique blue and white colors of Guangxu official kiln. Another color is blue with purple, bright and bright. As long as you are careful, you can find tiny or even heavily dyed blue and white spots on the blue and white flowers. This kind of blue and white is more common in antique porcelain. Blue-and-white derivative varieties are: yellow blue-and-white, blue-and-white with purple, blue-and-white pastel, and blue-and-white with green glaze.

Blue and white in folk kilns have a variety of hair colors, including pure indigo, marl green and indigo with chemical cobalt as the hair color.