Jingdezhen Hand-Thrown Rose-Purple Miniature Porcelain Vases

Rose-purple glaze descends into blue across these five hand-thrown Jingdezhen porcelain vases. The transition is not identical from form to form: a long body stretches the color shift vertically, while a rounded body gathers it around the lower curve and foot.

White porcelain at the rim and foot gives the gradient a clear beginning and end. The result is more dimensional than a flat monochrome surface, especially when the five silhouettes are viewed together and the blue gathers at different heights.

Each vase is scaled for a single stem, small water-rooted cutting, dry branch, or unfilled display. Choose one profile for a compact note of color, or use the full set to follow the glaze as it moves differently across Yuhuchun, pomegranate, Meiping, squat, and Tianqiu forms. The changing gradient makes the set feel assembled by eye rather than repeated by formula.

• Origin: Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, China
• Material: High-fired porcelain made from high-white clay
• Craft: Hand-thrown
• Finish: Glossy rose-purple glaze transitioning into blue near the lower body and foot
• Yuhuchun (Pear-Shaped) Vase: 8 cm H / 3.1 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
• 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
• Tianqiu (Globular) Vase: 8.5 cm H / 3.3 in H; mouth opening 0.3 cm / 0.12 in
• Use: Made for water, single fresh stems, dry branches, and small water-rooted cuttings
• Variation: Glaze movement, color transition, and profile vary slightly with hand-thrown production