Celadon Glazed Ceramic Vase / Decorative Accessory
Other (Decorative Accessory / Ceramic Vessel) · Asian Traditional / Contemporary Revival · Unknown mass-market manufacturer or artisan studio potter
Type
Other (Decorative Accessory / Ceramic Vessel)
Style Period
Asian Traditional / Contemporary Revival
Material
Ceramic pottery with a glossy celadon glaze featuring an artificial or natural crackle finish
Age Estimate
Likely manufactured in the late 20th to early 21st century
Dimensions
Estimated height of 14 inches and width/diameter of 9 inches, typical for a medium-to-large decorative floor or tabletop vase
Origin
Likely East Asian production (China or Vietnam) or contemporary decorative import
Designer/Maker
Unknown mass-market manufacturer or artisan studio potter
Value Estimate
Estimated retail value between $50 and $150 depending on the exact brand, origin, and purchasing venue
Description
An elegant, globular ceramic vase featuring a slender, straight-sided neck expanding gracefully into a rounded, bulbous body. The piece is coated in a classic pale green celadon glaze that exhibits a delicate web of fine crackles, lending it an antique aesthetic reminiscent of classical Chinese stonewares.
Key Features
Bulbous globular body, elongated narrow neck, pale green celadon glaze, and prominent crackle (crazing) pattern
Color & Finish
Pale seafoam green or celadon coloration with a high-gloss, translucent glaze and a fine network of crackles (crazing)
Construction Method
Thrown on a potter's wheel and fired in a kiln
Joinery & Craftsmanship
One-piece thrown ceramic construction, showing smooth symmetrical turning and even glaze application
Wood Grain & Species
Not applicable
Surface Treatment
Smooth, glossy fired ceramic glaze with intentional or aged crazing pattern throughout the surface
Upholstery Details
Not applicable
Hardware & Fittings
Not applicable
Origin & Provenance
Likely East Asian production (China or Vietnam) or contemporary decorative import
Condition Notes
Excellent overall condition with no visible cracks, chips, or structural flaws; glossy finish is intact and clean
Interesting Facts
Celadon glazes originated in China during the Eastern Han dynasty and were highly prized for their jade-like appearance, which was believed to ward off poison and misfortune
Cultural Significance
Celadon ware represents a pinnacle of ceramic achievement in East Asia, deeply revered in Chinese, Korean, and Japanese ceramic traditions for its subtle, natural beauty
Similar Pieces
Longquan celadon vessels, Song dynasty inspired porcelain vases, and modern crackle-glaze decorative jars
Care & Maintenance
Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth; hand wash with mild soap and water if needed; avoid abrasive cleaners to protect the glaze and crackle pattern
Value Estimate
Estimated retail value between $50 and $150 depending on the exact brand, origin, and purchasing venue
Sustainability Notes
Made from abundant natural earth minerals and clay, highly durable and designed for lifelong use and reuse as a decorative object