Jingdezhen Hand-Thrown Luminous Yellow Porcelain Bud Vases

Five small Jingdezhen porcelain forms are brought together by one luminous yellow glaze. With no painted motif competing for attention, the eye moves instead between a tall meiping, compact pomegranate, low squat, globular tianqiu, and open wide-mouth vase.

The bodies are hand-thrown from high-white clay and high-fired. White porcelain remains visible at selected rims and feet, sharpening the outline of the yellow glaze and making the pieces read clearly even at their miniature scale.

Read together, the set moves from the high shoulder of the Meiping to the rounded Tianqiu, low squat body, compact pomegranate, and open wide-mouth form. One glaze becomes a continuous visual thread, while every silhouette keeps a distinct role for a branch, cutting, or unfilled display.

• Origin: Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, China
• Material: High-fired porcelain made from high-white clay
• Craft: Hand-thrown
• Finish: Glossy luminous yellow glaze with selected white rim and foot details
• Meiping Vase: 10.5 cm H / 4.1 in H; mouth opening 0.7 cm / 0.28 in
• Pomegranate Vase: 5 cm H / 2.0 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
• Tianqiu (Globular) Vase: 8.5 cm H / 3.3 in H; mouth opening 0.4 cm / 0.16 in
• Wide-Mouth Vase: 5.5 cm H / 2.2 in H; mouth opening 3.5 cm / 1.4 in
• Use: Made for water, dry stems, single fresh stems, and small hydroponic cuttings
• Variation: Small differences in profile and glaze are expected with hand-thrown porcelain