Ming Dynasty Ge-type ware Bowl with Flower Shaped

It was made in the Ming Dynasty, imitating the Ge ware of the Song Dynasty.
The Ge ware is one of the five major kilns of the Song dynasty, but there are many mysteries and there are almost no remains of the Song Dynasty.
The Ge-type ware is called the Ge-type ware that was baked in the Ming dynasty to imitate the Ge ware.
At first glance, the glaze of Ge ware is white, so it is also called white porcelain, but it is actually classified as celadon porcelain with a grayish-blue glaze and almost no green color.
This piece from the Ming dynasty is very white and captures the Ge ware characteristics of large intrusions in a devitrifying glaze.
It has an oblong bowl-like shape with small feet at the four corners, and the mouth is wavy like a flower mouth.
These trays are few in number and their purpose is not clear, but it is said that they were used for washing brushes, feeding animals, and cultivating bulbs.If you use it as a basin for fresh flowers, the flowers will shine in the white bowl, giving you a sense of elegance.