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A spectacular Meiping-style vase with a slender profile and a small, narrow mouth with an everted lip, coated with a vibrant monochrome turquoise-green glaze over engobe. The body features the sgraffito or incised technique (Tiahua), displaying a dense, rhythmic floral motif of peonies among scrolls on a cross-hatched background, flanked at the shoulders by a rosette of lotus petals and at the base by friezes of stylized leaves. It shows patina and natural erosion of the glaze. Song Dynasty (960–1279) or later. Height: 34.2 cm. Mouth diameter: 5.7 cm. Base diameter: 11 cm References: · The British Museum. “Meiping” vase. Cizhou ware. Museum number 1936,1012.175
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