This Antique Chinese Qing Iron-Rust Glazed Pottery Signed Petal Art Tea Bowl is a beautiful piece of porcelain and pottery art from China, specifically dating back to the late Qing Dynasty period (1850-1899). The multi-color glaze and intricate petal design make it a unique and original addition to any collection of Asian antiques. Signed by the artist, this tea bowl showcases the craftsmanship and artistic style of Chinese pottery during that time, making it a valuable and sought-after item for collectors and enthusiasts of antique Chinese ceramics.

    Rare,beautiful,heavy,hard,handmade and excellent condition! The diameter is 6 1/2 inches and the height is 3 inches.

    一、铁锈花釉-罕见釉色

    铁锈花釉，是一种不太常见的釉色名，它是以铁元素为着色剂的结晶釉的一种。因其外形与“铁锈花”类似，因此得名为“铁锈花釉”。铁锈花釉带给人的第一感觉是釉色几乎一致，均为深棕色，虽然色泽看似单一，但是如果近距离观赏，会发现别有洞天。每件铁锈花釉的纹路其实并不相同，颗粒感极强，但是有的颗粒细小，有的颗粒密集，甚至还有一些较大的颗粒。

    二、铁绣花釉-流行时代

    铁锈花釉，是我国宋金时期北方地区较为流行的瓷器品种。已知的河北磁州窑、河南临汝窑、山西怀仁窑等许多瓷窑都烧造这种釉色独特的瓷器。清代雍正时期创烧成功，多以杯、盘、罐、瓶、香炉等造型出现。清代乾隆时期也有烧造，其釉色多呈赤褐色，釉料中除铁元素之外，还加入了适量的锰，而且有星点结晶斑闪烁其间，非常美妙。

    1. Iron-Rust Flower Glaze - A Rare Glaze

    Rust flower glaze is a less common glaze color. It is a type of crystalline glaze using iron as a colorant. Its name derives from its resemblance to rust flowers. The first impression of rust flower glaze is its nearly uniform dark brown color. While seemingly monotonous, a closer look reveals a world of its own. The texture of each piece of rust flower glaze is actually unique, with a distinct graininess. Some grains are fine, others dense, and even some are larger.

    2. Iron-Rust Glaze - Popularity

    Iron-Rust flower glaze was a popular porcelain variety in northern my country during the Song and Jin dynasties. Many kilns, including the Cizhou Kiln in Hebei, the Linru Kiln in Henan, and the Huairen Kiln in Shanxi, produced this unique glaze. It achieved success during the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, and appears in shapes such as cups, plates, jars, bottles, and incense burners.  It was also produced during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. Its glaze color is mostly reddish-brown. In addition to iron, the glaze also contains an appropriate amount of manganese. There are also star-shaped crystal spots flashing in it, which is very beautiful.

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