Qing Dynasty Ge ware Celadon Bowl(kintsugi)

This celadon bowl was made in a Jingdezhen kiln during the Qing dynasty.
It uses Ge-ware-like glaze, modeled after Ge ware from the Song dynasty, and exhibits a distinctive yellow-green glaze color.
Ge ware glaze is made by removing the iron from a celadon glaze to create a white glaze, and this bowl's unique glaze color was born from this process.
The glaze surface features a distinct crackle glaze, a characteristic of Ge-ware-like glaze.
The bowl has a simple shape, with a slightly curved rim.
The base of the foot is exposed, and there is an inscription within the foot, but the Chinese characters were unreadable.
The color of the glaze and the shape of the crackle glazed interior resemble overlapping leaves, giving the bowl a refreshing feeling of fresh greenery.

There are two deep crackle-glazed areas in the glaze near the inside of the rim, which have been repaired with gold. (not penetrating all the way to the outside).There are one chip in the rim.It has good luster throughout and is in good condition.Due to the nature of the glaze, the item will have deep crackle glazed throughout.