The firing history of Longquan Celadon can be traced back to the Three Kingdoms and Jin dynasties, and it reached its peak during the Southern Song Dynasty. In the Song era, the Longquan kilns were listed among the Eight Great Kiln Systems, During the Yuan Dynasty, Longquan Celadon was extensively exported overseas, Production continued during the Ming Dynasty. Longquan Celadon is renowned for its glaze, which is as smooth and lustrous as jade. Traditional Longquan Celadon is made using local materials from Longquan, Zhejiang, such as kaolin porcelain stone, limestone, and purplish soil. around 1310°C in kilns. The piece on offer is typical Longquan Cup, Glazing plum green, placid and fascinating . Completely Handicraft and Engraving Artistic work. Height 3.8cm; Caliber 7.3cm; Capacity 90ml.
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