Jun ware -China

Vibrant ceramics with blue glaze and purplish-red glaze

This was one of the famous kilns located in Yu County, Henan Province, during the Song and Ming dynasties of China.
While the name Jun ware was used as the name of the kiln itself, the term is now used to refer specifically to the distinctive ceramics produced by this kiln.
Jun ware ceramics are primarily characterized by their beautiful and vibrant colors, often featuring dark blue or purple-red glazes, making them stand out among Song dynasty ceramics.

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