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拍賣筆記 vol.158 嘉德香港:敏求精舍,唐早期白釉淨瓶 - Min Chiu Society, An Early Tang Dynasty White-Glazed Kundika

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  • Mar 30
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Cream-colored ceramic vessel with a bulbous body, tall narrow neck, and side spout. Plain white background, minimalist style.


淨瓶又稱「軍持」,其功用是佛教僧人用以浣手或飲水,是「比丘十八物」之一,甘肅省榆林窟壁畫中繪有其形;


瓶身造型奇特,細長頸中部置圓餅形凸出,便於持握,上部細收,小管狀口,為出水口,腹部圓鼓,肩下設斗狀直立式進水口,承外撇式圈足;外身釉層勻薄,光暈含蓄,呈淡焦米色,胎質幹厚堅實,修利細膩;此淨瓶造型簡練挺拔,韻味素雅清淨,是唐代佛教陶瓷藝術品中典型。 


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Lot 597

唐早期 白釉淨瓶

19.4 cm (7 5/8 in.) high


估價 : HKD: 60,000-80,000

來源:早期敏求精舍會員舊藏


Beige ceramic jug with a tall neck and spout on a gray carpeted surface, set against a plain background.


Lot 597

EARLY TANG DYNASTY

A WHITE-GLAZED KUNDIKA

19.4 cm (7 5/8 in.) high

Provenance:A former Min Chiu Society member collection

Price estimate: HKD: 60,000-80,000 USD: 7,700-10,300


Close-up of a beige ceramic vase with a slightly textured surface, held by a hand over a gray textured background.

The "净瓶" (jingping), also known as "軍持" (jun-chi, kundika), is a water vessel utilized by Buddhist monks for washing hands or drinking, and is counted among the traditional "Eighteen Possessions of a Bhikkhu." Depictions of its form are present in the murals of the Yulin Caves in Gansu Province. Its distinctive shape features a slender neck with a disc-shaped projection in the midsection for ease of handling.


Above this projection, the neck tapers to a narrow, tubular opening designed as a water outlet. The rounded, bulbous body incorporates a vertical funnel-shaped water inlet positioned just below the shoulder, resting upon an outward-flaring footring. The vessel is covered with a thin, evenly-applied glaze characterized by subtle luminosity and a delicate pale beige hue reminiscent of lightly toasted rice. The ceramic body is robust, compact, and meticulously refined. Exhibiting an elegant simplicity, upright form, and understated aesthetic, this water vessel exemplifies the refined ceramic artistry of Buddhist ritual wares from the Tang Dynasty.


Hand holding a textured, circular stone object against a gray surface. The object appears worn, with faint grooves and imperfections.

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