Gracefully echoing the elegance of Song dynasty ceramics, this baby blue celadon vase showcases the timeless appeal of Chinese artistry. Crafted in a soft, translucent glaze, the piece features a gently flared scalloped rim and a ribbed pedestal foot - classic motifs found in celadons dating as far back as the 12th century. The pale blue hue, a serene variation of traditional jade green celadon, highlights the vase's refined silhouette and subtle crackle glaze, a hallmark of high-fired stoneware techniques. Likely produced by regional artisans in China during the mid-20th century, this vase bears a maker’s mark on the base, adding a touch of provenance to its sculptural form.
Measuring approximately 9.25 inches tall and 4 inches at its widest, it is a striking yet understated vessel, perfect for a single stem or admired on its own.
