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- Jun_ware abstract "Jun ware (Chinese: 鈞窯; Wade–Giles: Chün) is a type of Chinese celadon. The use of straw ash in the glaze bestows its unique blue glaze suffused with white. The ware was created near Linru County in the province of Henan at the Jun kilns of Yuzhou City during the Northern Song dynasty (960–1126) to the Jin dynasty (1115–1234) and Yuan dynasty (1271–1368).The Chinese character for Jun became incorporated in local place names only as late as 1368. There is no mention of the kilns of Jun ware in written sources from the Song to Yuan dynasties. A black ware with spots was produced at the Xiaobai Valley in the Tang dynasty and can be considered the precursor of Jun ware. Jun celadon closely resembles Jun official celadon with its multiple layers of blue glaze. The kiln sites of both wares were geographically near one another as well. The Jun glaze included blue-gray, sky-blue, moon-white, red and purple, the most prized have crimson or purple splashes. Varying the temperature of the kilns changed color tints, a technique known as yaobian. The foot of the later period ware is usually unglazed and brown; the rim of bowls can also be brown or greenish where the glaze is thinner. Song period examples display a careful finishing with glaze inside the foot. Naturally Song shapes are crisp and thinner than later Jin and Yuan examples. There is a great variety of shapes such as bowls, dishes and flowerpots. Narcissus bowls were often numbered and whose refinement suggests a connection with Jun official ware. Other extant examples of Jun ware display inscriptions on their bases that resemble other palace wares of the period. The numbers from one to ten are perhaps indications of size. The ware experiences a fall in quality into the Jin period. Later, in the Yuan dynasty, Jun ware production spread to other kiln sites in Henan, Hebei and Shanxi provinces, although Yuzhou City was the prime area for Jun ware production. Investigations of Jun ware kiln sites began in 1951 under Chen Wanli of the Palace Museum. A hundred kiln sites were subsequently discovered. A major report appeared in the journal Historical Relic in 1964.".
- Jun_ware thumbnail Yuan_Period_Jun_Bowl-top.JPG?width=300.
- Jun_ware wikiPageExternalLink 3.
- Jun_ware wikiPageID "6172396".
- Jun_ware wikiPageRevisionID "560456366".
- Jun_ware align "right".
- Jun_ware alt "A ceramic bowl is viewed from directly above. The multitoned blue glaze has a crazed and mottled finish, darker near the rim of the bowl, and lighter in the centre. The rim itself is yellow. A off-centre patch of purple and red interrupts the blue finish.".
- Jun_ware alt "A ceramic bowl is viewed from one side. The glaze has a crazed and mottled finish, varying from yellow at the rim of the bowl to blue below.".
- Jun_ware caption "Side view".
- Jun_ware caption "Top view".
- Jun_ware direction "vertical".
- Jun_ware hasPhotoCollection Jun_ware.
- Jun_ware header "Yuan period Jun bowl".
- Jun_ware image "Yuan Period Jun Bowl-side.JPG".
- Jun_ware image "Yuan Period Jun Bowl-top.JPG".
- Jun_ware width "200".
- Jun_ware subject Category:Chinese_pottery.
- Jun_ware comment "Jun ware (Chinese: 鈞窯; Wade–Giles: Chün) is a type of Chinese celadon. The use of straw ash in the glaze bestows its unique blue glaze suffused with white. The ware was created near Linru County in the province of Henan at the Jun kilns of Yuzhou City during the Northern Song dynasty (960–1126) to the Jin dynasty (1115–1234) and Yuan dynasty (1271–1368).The Chinese character for Jun became incorporated in local place names only as late as 1368.".
- Jun_ware label "Jun ware".
- Jun_ware label "Jun yao".
- Jun_ware label "钧窑".
- Jun_ware sameAs Jun_yao.
- Jun_ware sameAs m.0fv3cb.
- Jun_ware sameAs Q1497437.
- Jun_ware sameAs Q1497437.
- Jun_ware wasDerivedFrom Jun_ware?oldid=560456366.
- Jun_ware depiction Yuan_Period_Jun_Bowl-top.JPG.
- Jun_ware isPrimaryTopicOf Jun_ware.
