Jingdezhen Hand-Thrown Emerald-Green Miniature Porcelain Vases

Emerald green covers these four small Jingdezhen porcelain forms without a painted motif or secondary color. The uninterrupted glaze makes proportion more visible: one body is globular, one rises into a tall Meiping profile, one sits low and wide, and one closes into a compact pomegranate form.

The pieces are hand-thrown from high-white clay and high-fired. Pale porcelain at the rim or foot acts as a narrow visual boundary around the saturated green, while the glossy surface gives the curved bodies a clear reflection.

A single white blossom or fresh cutting reads crisply against the uninterrupted green. Empty, the four vessels work as small blocks of color; together, their globular, high-shouldered, low, and rounded profiles carry the green across distinct volumes rather than repeating one shape four times.

• Origin: Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, China
• Material: High-fired porcelain made from high-white clay
• Craft: Hand-thrown
• Finish: Glossy emerald-green monochrome glaze
• Globular Vase: 8.5 cm H / 3.3 in H; mouth opening 0.3 cm / 0.12 in
• Meiping Vase: 10.5 cm H / 4.1 in H; mouth opening 0.7 cm / 0.28 in
• Squat Vase: 6.5 cm H / 2.6 in H; mouth opening 0.4 cm / 0.16 in
• Pomegranate Vase: 5 cm H / 2.0 in H; mouth opening 0.7 cm / 0.28 in
• Use: Made for water, single fresh stems, fine branches, and small hydroponic cuttings
• Variation: Small differences in profile and glaze are expected with hand-thrown porcelain