Best for: A museum-grade piece for the window side
This vessel is thrown by [Master Name], a celadon master with 40+ years of experience in Longquan. The form is his signature — a wide shoulder that narrows to a delicate neck, designed to hold a single branch at the perfect angle.
This vessel is thrown by [Master Name], a celadon master with 40+ years of experience in Longquan. The form is his signature — a wide shoulder that narrows to a delicate neck, designed to hold a single branch at the perfect angle.
The glaze is mixed from local clay and wood ash, fired in a reduction kiln at 1,280°C. The master personally oversees the firing of each piece. After firing, each vessel is inspected, signed on the base, and numbered.
Only 10 pieces are made per year. Each comes with a signed certificate of authenticity and a dedicated JIHE Book documenting the making process.
Place it in a prominent position — an entrance hall, a reading room, or beside a large window. Use it for a single dramatic branch: a plum cutting in January, a cherry branch in April. The vessel is designed to be a focal point, not a background object. Handle with both hands — the wide shoulder makes it top-heavy when full.