Northern Song Dynasty Yue ware Jar with Four Handles

A celadon jar made in the Yue ware during the Northern Song dynasty.
It needs a curved mouth that smoothly connects to a round body with a bulging underbody.
A groove is made around the neck, and four ears are attached along it.
The ears are in the form of flower-shaped plates, and are carved with floral patterns.
The celadon glaze, which has a strong olive color from the Yuezhou kiln, is applied all the way to the tatami mats, and the bottom has large marks unique to the Northern Song dynasty.
The fine crackle-glazed details are applied throughout, and together with the skin is aged, it is a product that gives you the atmosphere of the Northern Song dynasty.

This is an excavated item.There is aged deterioration on the overall surface.