Brown glazed ceramic ewer with poem inscriptions, Changsha ware

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The brown glazed ceramic ewer with a poem design fired by the Changsha Kilns is one of the most precious treasures of the Hunan Museum. [Photo/hnmuseum.com]

Thriving in the Tang Dynasty (618-907), the Changsha Kilns in Changsha city, Hunan province were a renowned kiln complex firing daily-used ceramic products and were among the most important kilns for export porcelain products at that time. The brown glazed painted ewer with a poem design is a precious treasure from the collection of the Hunan Museum.

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Brown glazed ceramic ewer with poem inscriptions, Changsha ware

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