1. Tang Tri-Color Glazed Ceramics

Tang Tri-Color Glazed Ceramics is a treasure of ancient Chinese ceramic firing technology. Its full name is Tang Dynasty tri-color glazed pottery. It is a style that was popular in the Tang Dynasty. A kind of low-temperature glazed pottery, the glaze colors include yellow, green, white, brown, blue, black and other colors, and yellow, green and white are the main colors, so people are accustomed to call it "Tang Sancai". Because the earliest and most numerous Tang Sancai paintings were unearthed in Luoyang, they are also known as "Luoyang Tang Sancai".

2. Colored pottery jar with stork and stone ax pattern

Colored pottery jar with stork and stone ax pattern, unearthed in 1978 in Yancun, Linru County, Henan Province (now Ruzhou City), Neolithic Age Early burial furnishings. It is made of red clay sand, with a height of 47 cm, a diameter of 32.7 cm, and a base diameter of 19.5 cm.

On one side of the outer wall of the belly of the vessel is the famous stork stone axe. The picture is 37 centimeters high and 44 centimeters wide, accounting for about half of the surface area of ??the cylinder. The picture is real and vivid, the colors are harmonious, simple and beautiful, and full of artistic conception. It is the earliest and largest pottery painting discovered in China so far. Collected in the National Museum of China. In 2003, it was designated by the State Council as the first of 64 precious cultural relics that cannot be exhibited abroad.

3. Pottery Eagle Tripod

The Neolithic Age Pottery Eagle Tripod is a pottery from the Yangshao Culture in the late Neolithic Age. It was unearthed in 1957 from an adult female tomb in Taipingzhuang, Huaxian County, Shaanxi Province. Now collected in the National Museum of China.

The Neolithic Age pottery eagle tripod is 35.8 cm high, 23.3 cm in diameter, and 32 cm in maximum abdominal diameter. It is in the shape of a standing eagle. The mouth of the tripod is set between the back and the two wings. Characteristics blend neatly with the animal beauty of the eagle.

4. Blue and white underglaze red porcelain warehouse

The blue and white underglaze red porcelain warehouse is a pavilion-style porcelain warehouse in the Yuan Dynasty. There is an epitaph in straight script between the two pillars at the back of the warehouse, from the right To the 12th line from the left, there are 159 characters of ***, which records that the deceased was "the granddaughter of Ling Ying, the former headmaster of Changxiang Academy in Jingdezhen" and died in Wuyin of the Yuan Dynasty (that is, in the fourth year of the Yuan Dynasty, 1338 AD).

Buried in Nanshan. This pavilion-style porcelain warehouse has a unique shape. Although it is a burial artifact, it is still a precious handicraft. Blue and white underglaze red porcelain is very rare. It is a pavilion-style porcelain warehouse and has a clear dating. So far it is only an isolated example. It was unearthed in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province in 1974 and is now in the Jiangxi Provincial Museum.

5. Painted pottery basin with human face and fish pattern

A Neolithic painted pottery basin with human face and fish pattern was unearthed in Banpo, Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province in 1955. It is a pottery from the early Neolithic Age and is often used as the lid of children's urn coffins. It is a special burial tool. Now collected in the National Museum of China.

Neolithic period painted pottery basin with human face and fish pattern, 16.5 cm high, 39.8 cm in diameter, made of fine clay red pottery, with an open mouth and rolled lips, with intermittent black ribbons painted on the rim, and black painted inner walls Two sets of symmetrical human-mask and fish-patterns appear.

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