Green Glazed Stove

Utensils unearthed in the Han Dynasty, were used in people's daily life and were related to the worship of the kitchen god. This stove is horseshoe-shaped, with a rectangular mouth and no bottom. There are two stove pits, one in each size. There are several bumps on the cooktop that may be kitchen pots, pans, and spoons. The word back soil is engraved on the big stove. The soil is light red, with a light green glaze, which is red. Due to chemical reasons, it has iridescent phosphorescence

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