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Longquan Celadon Incense Burner Longquan ware
- Museum No.
- GK472
Photo No：170630_GL_0015
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| Title | Longquan Celadon Incense Burner Longquan ware |
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| Category | Ceramics (G), Chinese Ceramics |
| Country | China |
| Period | Song Southern Song |
| Century | 13th～14th |
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| Materials | porcelain with celadon glaze |
| Dimensions | Height 11.5cm Mouth diameter 13.4cm |
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This incense burner is thought to have copied the shape of li ("caldron"), a type of bronze ware from ancient China. Since the outline of the body suggests a person wearing hakama, or wide culotte-like trousers, the work is called Hakama goshi kôro ("hakama-shaped incense burner") in Japanese. Similar works have been excavated from the sunken ship off the Shinan Coast of Korea.
China-Song-Southern Song,