Taiwan [Handmade Collection] Baorun Arhat Bottle

Title of the work: Baorun Arhat Bottle Author: Yonglong Porcelain Art Size: Diameter 17.5cm x Waist 19cm x H38cm Year of creation: 2000 Project Description: This vase has an upright and dignified posture, graceful and elegant lines, and is covered with a bright but not vulgar red glaze. The glaze is rich and moist, with a delicate luster, like condensed jade, warm and restrained. It is truly a masterpiece of glaze color, "red but not dry, moist but not charming". Its shape is inherited from the ancient vases of the Song and Yuan Dynasties. The rim is wide like a lotus, the shoulder line is rounded, the belly is plump and stable, and the bottom is supported by a solid foot. It retains the ancient style and is fashionable, just like the charm of the intersection of ancient and modern times. Red glaze is also known as "sacrificial red" and "Gemstone red". The ancients regarded it as an auspicious color and often used it as a tribute to the court, symbolizing wealth, good fortune and auspiciousness. The color of this vase is bright and lustrous, like the first rays of the morning sun, or the morning glow condensed into dew, full of vitality in stillness. This work is not only a crystallization of craftsmanship, but also has cultural connotations. It is an elegant expression of modern ceramics paying tribute to tradition. It is especially suitable for appreciation on the desk or display in the hall. It is an elegant utensil of ancient style.