Detail View: National Palace English: Saucer with incised lotus design in whtie glaze
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Work ID:
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M01A00047
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Title:
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Saucer with incised lotus design in whtie glaze
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Creation Date:
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Northern Song Dynasty
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Start Year Date:
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A.D.960
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End Year Date:
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A.D.1127
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Dynasty:
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40 Northern Song (A.D. 960~1127)
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Kiln:
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Ding ware
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Creation Place:
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China
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Measurements:
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Height: 5.8 cm; Diameter (mouth): 11.9 cm; Diameter (base): 10.2 cm
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Material:
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Porcelain
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Form:
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Tuo (saucer)
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Type:
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Ceramics
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Subject:
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Flowers and Plants
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Repository:
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The National Palace Museum, Taipei
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Description:
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Cup-holders are used to hold tea bowls. When Song people drank tea, they put tea powder in a bowl and then poured boiling water over it. Normally, the thin-walled bowls are too hot to be held, so they are conveniently put on a cup-holder, which is made of lacquer, wood, or metal. The borders of the ring and the saucer are decorated with simple, stylized grass, whereas the wall of the ring and the interior of the saucer are decorated with lotus pattern.
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ImageV ID:
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M01A00047AS006
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Rights:
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Lee & Lee Communications
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