Dish with foliate rim

North Central Thailand, Si Satchanalai

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This large-scale dish with foliate rim is an exemplary example of the green-glazed stonewares produced at the Si Satchanalai kilns in north-central Thailand. It has an incised design in the wet clay in which the glaze has pooled, its greater depth serving to heighten the décor chromatically. At the center is a floral roundel and the cavetto has four boldly drawn lotuses in bloom. A distinctive feature of the best of this class of ware is the carefully scalloped rim which creates a foliate effect, echoing the carved lotuses within. The bowl has a deep profile, with high, recessed foot. The latter is unglazed and has oxidization burning from the firing process.

Dish with foliate rim, Stoneware with incised décor and iron-green celadon glaze, North Central Thailand, Si Satchanalai

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Dish with foliate rim, Stoneware with incised décor and iron-green celadon glaze, North Central Thailand, Si Satchanalai
Dish with foliate rim, Stoneware with incised décor and iron-green celadon glaze, North Central Thailand, Si Satchanalai

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