Celadon Lotus Petal Bowl

The Celadon Lotus Petal Bowl, a luminous treasure from China’s Song Dynasty (960–1279 CE), has been reimagined as an elegant fridge magnet, harmonizing the serene beauty of classical ceramic artistry with contemporary design. Celebrated for its delicate lotus-shaped form and ethereal green glaze, this bowl once epitomized the refined aesthetics of imperial China. Today, its poetic silhouette and symbolic motifs are miniaturized into a timeless decorative accent, inviting you to infuse modern spaces with the tranquility of a millennium-old artistic legacy.

Historical & Cultural Essence
Crafted during the zenith of Chinese celadon production, the original bowl embodies the technical mastery of kilns like Longquan or Yaozhou. Its gently flared rim, carved with overlapping lotus petals, reflects the Song Dynasty’s reverence for nature and Buddhist symbolism. The lotus, representing purity and spiritual awakening, transformed the bowl into more than a utilitarian object—it became a vessel of philosophical contemplation. The translucent celadon glaze, achieved through precise control of iron oxide and firing temperatures, mimics the color of jade, a stone synonymous with virtue and immortality in Chinese culture. Used in scholarly retreats or temple rituals, the bowl bridged the earthly and the sublime.

Let the Celadon Lotus Petal Bowl adorn your fridge—where the quiet grace of the Song Dynasty meets contemporary life, and every glance becomes a moment of mindful connection to a world shaped by fire, clay, and transcendent beauty.