Shanglinhu Yue Kiln Celadon [Zhejiang Cixi Specialty]

What is Shanglinhu Yue kiln celadon? Authentic Zhejiang Cixi specialty: Shanglinhu Yue kiln celadon

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Basic Introduction of Yue Kiln Celadon in Shanglinhu

Shanglinhu is the birthplace and famous production area of Yue Kiln Celadon in China, located 10 kilometers southeast of Hushan Street, Cixi.

In the late Tang Dynasty, box bowls were created and used. The blanks were placed in the box bowls and fired, without being stacked on top of each other or exposed to smoke, fire, and sand, resulting in a smooth glaze and consistent color. The porcelain body is delicate in texture, and various household ceramics are made into the form of flowers, leaves, and fruits, resulting in open bowls, lotus bowls, crabapple style bowls, lotus leaf shaped bowls, plates, as well as melon shaped vases, powder boxes, oil boxes, porcelain sculptures, porcelain pillows, and various water bowls. The shapes of the vessels are novel, lively, light, and cute. The glaze layer is uniform, with a light and youthful color, achieving a jade like effect like ice. In addition to carving and printing, the decorative patterns are also used on large porcelain pieces such as baby bowls, incense burners, etc., using underglaze painting techniques to depict brown cloud patterns and lotus petal patterns, making the objects more solemn and magnificent. At the same time, some court porcelain and tribute porcelain are embedded with gold, silver, and copper edges, namely "gold buckle", "silver buckle", and "gold edge" porcelain

How did the history of Shanglinhu Yue kiln celadon come about