Late Song-Early Yuan Longquan Printed Celadon Ink Box

This is a rare moulded lotus pattern celadon ink paste box from Longquan Dayao Kiln, Late Southern Song to Early Yuan.
It adopts exclusive full-glaze firing with fine sand technology. Verified by 200x microscopic inspection and global data retrieval, it is a unique solitary handed-down artifact without modern imitation traces.
Shared only for academic research and antique communication.
Add-on Note for the CW Community:
Thank you all for viewing this piece of Longquan celadon research.
This ink paste box is a purely handed-down artifact, verified by physical measurement, microscopic observation, and global collection database cross-checking. I’m sharing it here for academic exchange only, and I would greatly appreciate any professional opinions, comparative examples, or relevant research references from fellow collectors and scholars.
If you have seen any similar moulded lotus pattern ink paste boxes with full-glaze foot from the late Southern Song to early Yuan period, please feel free to share in the comments. Your feedback is very important to my ongoing study of Longquan kiln technology.
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