Jun ware is a type of Chinese ceramic that was produced during the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127) in the Henan province. It is known for its thick, opaque glaze that is typically blue or purple, although it can also range from yellow to green. Jun ware is highly valued for its unique coloration, which is the result of the glaze's reaction with the firing process and the kiln atmosphere.
It is also known for its simple, elegant shapes, which often include bowls, dishes, and vases. The clay used to make Jun ware is typically of a high quality, with a fine grain that allows for precise shaping and a smooth surface.
In addition to its aesthetic qualities, Jun ware is also prized for its technical sophistication. The thick glaze of Jun ware requires a high-temperature firing process that is difficult to control, and the results can be more...
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