Feines und seltenes unterglasurblau dekoriertes Kendi aus Porzellan - photo 1
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Feines und seltenes unterglasurblau dekoriertes Kendi aus Porzellan

Lot 278
10.06.2024 09:30UTC +02:00
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Lot 278 | Feines und seltenes unterglasurblau dekoriertes Kendi aus Porzellan
Estimate value
€ 1 500 – 2 500
China, 15. Jh.
L. 23 cm
Charakteristische, zusammengedrückte Kugelform mit großer, sackförmiger Tülle, zylindrischem Hals und weißem Rand. weißer Rand, bemalt mit blättrigen Blüten in einem changierenden Kobaltton. Ständer aus Holz.
Sammlung Christian Roll (1915-2007), München, zusammengetragen in Asien zwischen den 1960er und 70er Jahren

Man nimmt an, dass diese Form der Teekanne ursprünglich aus Indien stammt, da sie häufig in hinduistisch-buddhistischen Ritualen verwendet wird. Der Begriff Kendi ist malaiisch und leitet sich vom Sanskrit-Wort "kundika" ab, das kleine rituelle Ausgießer bedeutet. Das Objekt vereint viele kulturübergreifende Einflüsse aus ganz Südostasien auf. Dies ist wahrscheinlich auf den internationalen Handel mit Keramik zurückzuführen, bei dem verschiedene Länder die Stile der eintreffenden Töpferwaren aufnahmen. Ein ähnliches Kendi wurde bei Christie's London "Ming - The Age of Refinement", 16.11.1998, Lot 68 verkauft - Sehr feiner Brandriss unter der Glasur in der Nähe des Ausgusses, guter Zustand
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