What are the characteristics of the bottom of Jun porcelain in Song Dynasty? How to identify the lot?

Detailed introduction: Jun porcelain in Song Dynasty is exquisite, and besides aesthetic features, it is more rational. For example, in addition to palace names such as Fenghua and Fu Sheng, the bottom number of Jun porcelain is "1234" ... 90 ",which is the only and unique phenomenon in ceramic works. At present, there are four kinds of guesses about the bottom of the number. (1) to match flowerpots and containers. The book "Notes on Nanyou" explains that "there are one or two figures between the feet, which are consistent with the mark of a pair". (2) Tao Ya and Liu Yin Zhai claimed that in order to distinguish the glaze color of porcelain, the singular number of 13579 represented scarlet objects, and the even number of 24680 represented cyan objects. (3) In order to distinguish the size and specifications of objects. According to the records of Jun porcelain and the history of Jun kiln, it can be seen that the number of unearthed porcelain pieces and even Song Jun handed down from generation to generation indicates the size, that is, the height. With "one" as the highest, the caliber is the largest, which decreases in turn, and "ten" is the lowest and the caliber is the smallest.

There is also a view that the different grades and specifications used by the characters in the bottom section are a reflection of court culture, a positioning of "the monarch does not overstep the moment", a materialization of "the respect of the Ninth Five-Year Plan", the antecedent of the monarch, the minister, the father, the son and the three cardinal guides and the five permanent members, and a sign of the materialization of Neo-Confucianism in the Song Dynasty. This view is held by a group of contemporary Jun porcelain aesthetic theorists, who are "Runyazhai".

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