Longquan celadon dragon-patterned dish - This dish features an open mouth with a folded rim, presenting a dignified and well-proportioned form. It is entirely covered in a celadon glaze, clear and lustrous like spring water, with a radiant sheen. At the center of the dish, a raised dragon motif is depicted—a powerful dragon with finely detailed scales and claws, subtly visible beneath the glaze, conveying a vivid and dynamic spirit. The interior wall is adorned with a band of lotus petal motifs, while the exterior remains plain with incised lotus patterns. The exposed foot rim reveals a dark brown clay body, demonstrating its solid craftsmanship. The piece showcases exceptional skill, with its refined and understated decoration. It masterfully combines the luminous beauty of Longquan celadon with the subtlety of incised design, reflecting both the technical excellence of Yuan Dynasty Longquan ware and the elegant charm of scholar’s objects, making it a superb piece for display on a scholar’s desk.