Jun porcelain made to be looked at. These are the vases and sculptures of the series — bottle forms, lotus-mouth vases, twin-handled vessels, and modelled animals — fired at Shenhou in Yuzhou, Henan, where the glaze takes its colour from the kiln rather than from a brush.
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Display pieces, not teaware
Nothing in this collection is sold for brewing or for food contact. Where a vase can hold cut flowers, the listing says so and recommends a separate waterproof liner rather than assuming the glaze and foot are watertight.
Each piece is unique
Kiln transmutation (窑变) means the copper in the glaze breaks into colour during firing. Two pieces from one batch are never identical, so treat the photographs as the form and the character of the glaze, not as the exact surface you will receive.
Looking for pieces you can brew with? See Jun porcelain teaware.
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Type: Sculpture
Nine-Coloured Deer Jun Sculpture
Type: Vase
Abundance Twin Handle Jun Vase
Type: Sculpture
Auspicious Horse Jun Sculpture
Type: Sculpture
Beihong Horse Jun Sculpture
Type: Decorative Vessel
