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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis piece is an early gray glaze known as proto-celadon from ancient China. Crafted during the Spring and Warring States period in the Jiangnan region, this bowl features a surface where the celadon glaze has peeled away, revealing the beautiful gray earthenware beneath. The bowl is well-fired, showcasing the exquisite qualities of gray pottery. It embodies the dignified form of the earliest tube tea bowls, making it an ideal vessel for tea or floral arrangements.
w6.8 x d6.8 x h5 cm
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