When do blue and white porcelain bottoms have double rings?

Name of vessel: household porcelain bowl

Firing time: 1960s-1970s.

The type of porcelain bowl with one or two circles of green material painted around the mouth of the bowl originated from Xiaonan Street kiln in Jingdezhen in the late Ming Dynasty, which is characterized by being thin and firm, with white glaze and green in it. Later, it was gradually replaced by various blue and white decorative patterns. Only folk and local kilns are fired according to this mode, but they are all rough. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), the traditional blue-and-white decoration was once adopted by domestic porcelain-burning enterprises everywhere. This type of porcelain bowl continued to be fired as ordinary porcelain, but it was still a rough product.

With the beginning of the Cultural Revolution, the traditional blue-and-white ornamentation was discontinued as the four old styles. At this time, because the bowl mouth double-ring type is simple and beautiful, it was quickly put into use in various daily-use porcelain enterprises on a large scale. This model was widely used in civil porcelain bowls from the late 1960s to the mid-1970s, and its quality was greatly improved. Whether in urban or rural areas, there are still many families using it.

Extended data:

Yuan blue and white porcelain has a unique shape. From the point of view of production technology, at this time, huge bodies with heavy carcass appeared, such as large cans, large bottles, large plates and large bowls. But there are also exquisite works, such as,, Mu, Pan and so on. In the Yuan Dynasty, blue and white porcelain had not yet become a necessity for the court or people's daily life.

Except for wine vessels and funerary wares, the main products are exported to the outside world, so the modeling of Yuan blue-and-white porcelain has certain particularity, and the reason is to meet the needs of users in different regions and different living habits. For example, cauldrons, large bottles, large plates and large bowls are specially made to adapt to the habit of Muslims sitting on the floor and eating together in Islamic countries.

The small utensils produced in the Yuan Dynasty, such as small pots, small bottles and small pots, were mostly sold to the Philippines. According to archaeological data, many small pieces of blue and white porcelain were exported to meet the needs of Southeast Asians. In addition to export, Yuan blue and white producers also produced small and medium-sized bottles, stoves, pens, Gao Zuwan, benches, etc. to conform to the social customs of the Yuan Dynasty. Generally, it can be integrated into five categories.