The Rare Glaze Color of Jun Porcelain

The rarest glaze color of Jun porcelain is carmine.

Jun porcelain is mainly opal blue, including rose purple and begonia red. Carmine is the best, and its green and ink color are also unique. Some have only one color, others have many colors, but we can't find two products with exactly the same color. The kiln changes endless graphic colors, and irregular flowing thin lines often appear on the glaze, which is called "earthworm walking mud".

Jun porcelain is a specialty of Yuzhou City, Henan Province, and a symbolic product of chinese national geography. Jun porcelain, which began in the Tang Dynasty and flourished in the Song Dynasty, is one of the five famous ancient porcelain in China, and is famous for its unique glaze color and magical kiln change caused by firing methods. During the reign of Huizong in the Northern Song Dynasty, the official set up an official kiln in the northeast of Yuzhou City, Henan Province, to burn tribute porcelain for the palace.

Artistic features of Jun porcelain;

Jun porcelain art has a unique national style and unique artistic characteristics, which embodies the great boldness of vision and magnificent national culture of the Chinese nation, and has endured through ups and downs. The artistic beauty of Jun porcelain is obtained through the magical kiln transformation process. It is different from manual painting and sculpture art, and has special classical beauty, which makes people feel magnificent.

"History of Chinese Ceramics" commented on the artistic achievements of Jun porcelain: "In Song Dynasty, Jun porcelain used copper oxide as colorant and successfully fired copper red glaze in reducing atmosphere, which opened up a new realm for China's ceramic technology and ceramic aesthetics. This is an amazing great achievement. "

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Jun Porcelain.