Is Yongzheng Qixingpan a folk kiln or an official kiln?

The diameter of the seven-star board is 30CM, which is relatively large in common enamel imitators. Imitation Ge Kiln began in the late Yongle period of Ming Dynasty. According to "Ming Taizu Lue", Renzong was a prince, and he was successfully copied into Agger Kiln, but Yongle copied Agger Kiln, so far, he has not been able to find a handed down product. Imitation Geyao porcelain is collected in the Palace Museum in Beijing and Taipei. Their tires are delicate, white, clean and dense, and the glaze is pink and beige. Glaze is smooth, bright and neat. During the Wanli period, there were not many fine imitation Ge kiln porcelains in folk kilns, with rich glaze and thin pieces, and some of them were decorated with blue and white or brown color patterns. Jingdezhen resumed the production of imitation Geyao porcelain during the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, with excellent production. There are both "gold wires" with big stripes and small stripes, and there are also simple big stripes or small stripes. The glaze color is mostly light pink and blue, and some of them have "purple mouth and iron feet", and their fetal quality is thicker. After Qianlong, he continued to imitate burning and wrote more books about Fu Zi. On the basis of imitating the Ge Kiln, the Qing Dynasty invented the green glazed Ge Kiln, the green glazed Ge Kiln, the iron sand bronze ware and other varieties. Folk kilns imitate Ge kilns, and there are seven sauce-colored Zhi Ding at the bottom, commonly known as "Seven-Star Plate", which is the product of Yongzheng and Qianlong. Imitation Geyao products have not been broken since the Qing Dynasty, but its fine products are still produced by the official kiln. There are many imitations of Ge Kiln in the late Qing Dynasty, but the general feature is that the fineness is not enough and it is slightly rough. The glaze color of Zhenge kiln products is uneven, and the imitations in the late Qing Dynasty are mainly beige. Modeling has also become more and more bizarre, and later, it is simply the "Chenghua year system" in the book.

Most of the fine official kilns.

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