Chun serving plate
Chun glazes are opalescent high fire glazes, and are typically light blue. Their history can be traced back to the Song dynasty in China (960-1279 AD). Light refracts off the glaze surface giving an optical effect.
The glaze has been applied in a painterly way over the clay body.
Size - 270mm diameter, 35mm high, and slightly concave.
Chun glazes are opalescent high fire glazes, and are typically light blue. Their history can be traced back to the Song dynasty in China (960-1279 AD). Light refracts off the glaze surface giving an optical effect.
The glaze has been applied in a painterly way over the clay body.
Size - 270mm diameter, 35mm high, and slightly concave.
Chun glazes are opalescent high fire glazes, and are typically light blue. Their history can be traced back to the Song dynasty in China (960-1279 AD). Light refracts off the glaze surface giving an optical effect.
The glaze has been applied in a painterly way over the clay body.
Size - 270mm diameter, 35mm high, and slightly concave.
