The Song Dynasty Jun kiln small three-legged furnace has a soft luster and is as smooth as jade.

◤Product Name: Song Dynasty Jun kiln small three-legged furnace Introduction: Jun kiln, one of China's five most famous kilns of the Song Dynasty, was founded in the Tang Dynasty, flourished in the Song Dynasty, and continued to be imitated into the Ming and Qing Dynasties. With a history of a thousand years, it has become a considerable Jun kiln system, on par with the Ru, Guan, Ge, and Ding kilns. Jun kiln is unique for its vibrant five-color glaze. It creatively uses Bronze oxide as a colorant, firing it in a reducing flame to create a kiln-transformed Bronze red glaze, a hue reminiscent of the azure sky and a truly beautiful sight. The Qing court admired Jun kiln imitations, and even during the Qianlong Emperor's reign, Jun kiln porcelain was highly favored. Consequently, Jun kiln porcelain has been hailed as a national treasure throughout the ages. Features: Jun porcelain's value lies in its unique kiln-changed glazes, which, in addition to its natural color, can also produce a variety of colors, resulting in the saying, "One color goes into the kiln, and a myriad of colors comes out." The glaze colors are naturally formed during the firing process, not hand-painted. Jun kilns employ a two-step firing process: low-temperature bisque firing followed by high-temperature glaze firing. Each piece of Jun porcelain has a unique glaze color, leading to the saying, "Jun porcelain is unparalleled." The interplay of light and dark glaze tones creates a unique texture. ◤Material: Ceramic ◤Dimensions: Diameter 4 cm; Height 5 cm ◤Weight: Approximately 110 g Price: $8,200/piece ◤Origin: China ◤Quantity: Only one of this kind, this tripod furnace has a history of hundreds of years and is worth collecting for antique lovers How to maintain porcelain is as follows: 1. Wash by hand, as the porcelain glaze is delicate and easily scratched. Remember not to use a rough cloth to clean it, as this may scratch the surface. 2. When cleaning porcelain with water, the water temperature should not exceed 70 degrees, and do not soak the porcelain in hot water for too long to avoid affecting the appearance of the porcelain. 3. After cleaning the porcelain, let it air dry naturally or wipe it with a soft cloth. Do not put it in a high-temperature disinfection cabinet or other drying equipment. 4. If there are stains on porcelain, it is best to clean them immediately and do not let the stains remain on the porcelain for a long time. If the porcelain is stained with tea or coffee, you can use lemon juice or vinegar to clean it. 5. When cleaning porcelain in winter, you must control the water temperature to prevent the porcelain from bursting due to freezing or hot water. It is best to use a wooden or plastic basin to clean porcelain, and avoid using porcelain or Cement basins to avoid damaging the porcelain. Note: We strive to provide complete item descriptions and photos, but please use your own discretion to determine the value and age of the item. Antique items have no warranty period or appreciation period, and no returns or exchanges are accepted after sales. Most old items have signs of age, such as oxidation, paint loss, scratches, etc. These are all normal phenomena. Please think twice and place an order only if you can accept these imperfections!