Golden Ochre Landscape Tripod Pot

Outer diameter
⌀ 34.6mm
Inner diameter
⌀ 25.8mm
Height
27.4mm
A compact tripod pot finished in a warm golden ochre glaze and decorated with a continuous landscape of mountains, trees, pavilions, and figures. Its flared rim and pale interior bring balance to the richly detailed exterior.

$99.00 USD

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Piece Details

CollectorPots reference number
2025080304GY
Origin
China
Material
Porcelain
Technique
Hand-painted overglaze decoration
Glaze / decoration
Golden ochre glaze, landscape scene
Maker or studio
Dade Tang
Approximate year
2025

Dimensions & Condition

Shape
Round
Outer diameter
⌀ 34.6mm
Inner diameter
⌀ 25.8mm
Height
27.4mm
Drainage holes
yes

The Story of This Piece

A quiet landscape unfolds around this small tripod pot.

Mountains recede into soft layers, while trees, pavilions, pathways, and distant figures appear gradually as the vessel is turned. A solitary boat moves through the scene, giving the composition a gentle sense of travel without disturbing its stillness.

The warm golden ochre surface recalls late sunlight settling over an autumn landscape. Fine dark lines define the architecture and trees, while softer passages allow the mountains to dissolve into the background. The painting is detailed, yet the overall impression remains calm and spacious.

Its outward-flaring rim gives the compact form an open silhouette, while three small feet raise the body lightly above the surface. The pale interior offers a restrained contrast to the richly coloured exterior. A central drainage hole and smaller auxiliary openings make the pot suitable for practical planting and anchoring.

Beyond the Hills holds the feeling of a distant journey within a modest vessel—a landscape meant to be discovered slowly, one view at a time.

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