Yaozhou ware - China

Beautiful celadon with single-edged carving

The Yaozhou kiln flourished from the Tang Dynasty through the Five Dynasties and Song Dynasty, and was a famous Chinese kiln known for its celadon.
The celadon, with its carved patterns beneath the glaze, is so elegant that it is known as the Yaozhou style.
It was active for a long period, until the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, and is said to have influenced celadon produced not only in North China and Henan, but also on the Korean Peninsula.
Please enjoy these beautiful photographs of the Yaozhou ware, which adorned the dawn of celadon.

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