Height:7.2cm (2.83in) Width:12.3cm (4.84in) Weight:310g (0.683lb)This is a black-glazed hare’s fur tea bowl from Jian kiln of the Song Dynasty. It adopts a constricted rim and deep conical shape with an exposed rough dark foot. The whole bowl is covered with glossy black glaze, decorated with fine silvery hare’s fur streaks flowing down naturally. It has thick and solid clay body with restrained glaze luster, a classic tea bowl for tea whisking in the Song period.

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