南朝 岳州窑青釉刻莲瓣纹六系罐

高19.3cm，口径 10.2cm，底径 10.1cm

直口短颈，下腹内收，腹中部刻有一周弦纹将器身分为上下两部分，通体圆润敦厚。肩部装有六个桥形系，上腹刻覆莲，下腹刻仰莲。施釉不及底，釉面润洁，当入匣钵烧成。东晋以后，岳州窑青瓷流行莲花装饰，由此可见佛教影响之深。

Celadon-Glazed Six-Lug Jar with Carved Lotus Petals, Yuezhou Kiln

Southern Dynasties (ca. 420–589 CE)

This jar stands 19.3 cm high, with a mouth diameter of 10.2 cm and a base diameter of 10.1 cm.

It has a straight rim, a short neck, and a rounded body that tapers inward toward the base. A raised band around the midsection divides the vessel into upper and lower sections. Six bridge-shaped lugs are attached at the shoulder. Lotus petal motifs are carved on the body, with overlapping petals on the upper section and upward-pointing petals below. The base is left unglazed, while the glazed surface is smooth and lustrous. The vessel was likely fired in a protective clay container. Lotus decoration became widespread in Yuezhou celadon after the Eastern Jin period, reflecting the growing influence of Buddhism.