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Vintage Chinese porcelain celadon vase. A vintage Chinese celadon vase, circa 1960s, with a good level of detail in the design. Excellent color! This is a porcelain vase about retailer 29cm high and 15cm wide.
This vintage Chinese piece is well preserved and shows no signs of damage.

The technological process of Longquan celadon consists of nine steps: ingredients, molding, blank repair, decoration, glazing and bisque firing, boxing, kiln loading, and firing. Among them, glazing and bisque firing are very distinctive.
Longquan Celadon Firing Technique
Longquan Celadon Firing Technique
Glazing: It can be divided into several steps, such as swinging glaze, dipping glaze, applying glaze, and spraying glaze. Thick glaze products usually require several layers of glaze, one layer of bisque firing, and then glazing and then bisque firing. This can be repeated four or five times. At most, more than ten layers of glazing should be applied before entering the normal firing.
Biscuit: Biscuit temperature is relatively low, generally around 800 degrees Celsius. The glaze firing is at about 1200 degrees Celsius, and the temperature is gradually increased and controlled according to the requirements, and the atmosphere in the kiln is controlled, and finally the finished product is fired. From the Southern Song Dynasty to the early Yuan Dynasty, Longquan kiln once fired thin-bodied original glaze utensils, applying a layer of glaze and firing once, and the thickness can reach more than ten layers.