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汝窯宋徽宗禦題詩文盤，是北宋時期汝窯專為宮廷燒造的珍品，存世稀少，珍貴異常。 汝窯作為宋代五大名窯之首，以天青釉色獨步瓷壇，有“雨過天青雲破處”般的夢幻色澤，其胎質細膩，工藝精湛，素為歷代藏家所重。這件詩文盤，釉色溫潤柔和，開片自然，如冰裂般獨特。盤中以瘦金體禦題詩文，筆鋒瘦勁挺拔、飄逸靈動，彰顯著宋徽宗極高的書法造詣。詩文內容或寫景抒情，或蘊含哲思，為器物添了深厚文化韻味。 宋徽宗對汝窯瓷器偏愛有加，參與瓷器創作，使這件詩文盤不僅是實用器具，更是藝術與皇權交融的結晶，承載著北宋宮廷的審美意趣和文化內涵。 The Ru Kiln Imperial Poem-Inscribed Plate of Emperor Huizong of Song is a rare treasure exclusively crafted for the imperial court during the Northern Song Dynasty. Its surviving examples are exceedingly scarce and exceptionally precious. As the foremost among the Five Great Kilns of the Song Dynasty, Ru Kiln ceramics stand unrivaled in the porcelain world for their celestial blue glaze—a dreamlike hue evoking “the sky after rain, where clouds part.” Renowned for their fine clay bodies and exquisite craftsmanship, these pieces have long been prized by collectors throughout history. This verse-inscribed plate features a warm, gentle glaze with naturally formed crackles resembling ice fractures. The imperial verse, inscribed in the slender gold script, displays brushstrokes that are lean, vigorous, and spirited, showcasing Emperor Huizong's exceptional calligraphic mastery. The verses, whether depicting scenery, expressing emotions, or conveying philosophical reflections, imbue the artifact with profound cultural resonance. Emperor Huizong's particular fondness for Ru ware and his direct involvement in its creation elevate this inscribed dish beyond mere utility. It stands as a fusion of artistry and imperial authority, embodying the aesthetic sensibilities and cultural essence of the Northern Song court.