Zhejiang Provincial Museum Porcelain Exhibition (Yue Kiln Tang Dynasty): Celadon "Guangqi Three Years" (887) Epitaph Jar, the abdomen is engraved from right to left, containing "Tang Guhejian County's tomb inscription of Junling Clan ... Guangqi was buried in The North Mountain of The Dangbao Gong Kiln on February 11, 2011 at the age of three years, and the word "Gong Kiln" in the Zhiwen is the physical basis for the firing of Tribute Porcelain in Shanglin Lake in the Tang Dynasty. Celadon round box, Tang Dynasty Yue kiln celadon box variety is rich, shape, use is different, more than carving, to shape and glaze color to win, giving people a plump and dense beauty, this box is the typical ware of Tang Yue kiln. Celadon teaspoons. Celadon Ou, open shallow abdomen, bowl wall obliquely closed, in the shape of jade bi, so also called yu bi bottom bowl, jade bi shaped bottom foot in the Tang Dynasty in the north and south magnetic kilns popular, with distinct characteristics of the times, the Tang Dynasty prevailed tea drinking, so that Ou such a special porcelain utensils for drinking tea came into being, according to literature, Ou was also used as a percussion instrument. Celadon note, commonly known as holding pot, drinking utensils. Celadon wears a belt bottle, also known as a belt pot, a back kettle, with button ears wearing a tether belt on both sides, the design is inspired by the leather bag pot of the northern nomads, and the abdomen is finely carved with flowers.
