[Yongdetang-Baicai Kiln] Ru Kiln Sanxi Zun Ru Kiln|Classic|Wineware|Collection

"Sacrifice" refers to the livestock used for sacrifices in ancient ancestral temples, generally pure-colored cattle (the word “sacrifice” is made up of cattle and health) "Zun", the same as "Zun", is an ancient ritual vessel for wine. Therefore, "Xi Zun" is a wine vessel "carved in the shape of a sacrifice ox to serve as a Zun". "Xizun" as a wine vessel in the Shang and Zhou dynasties, according to the "Zhou Zun", there are six types: Xizun, Xiangzun, Zhuzun, Huzun, Taizun, Shanzun. Among the six statues, the most beautiful one is Xi Zun. The moiré pattern looks around the neck. The three sheep on the abdomen are in a triangular position, in the direction of "Three Yang Kaitai". The head of the sheep is solemn and elegant, corresponding to the tail of the sheep. The lower twelve feet are empty and the two are one. , The ring-foot hollowed ingot pattern is decorated on different sides. The glazed surface is exquisitely opened, the glaze wall is clean and clear, and the caressing is moist and moist, like the rippling blue lake, and the breeze is blowing in the spring. Three lambs stand on the abdomen with floating ornaments, which is rich in meaning. The name of the work: Ru Kiln Sanxie Zun Color: pink Size: 11cm wide, 17.5cm high