While celadon with a yellowish tinge is called "rice-colored celadon," only a few pieces from the Song dynasty are confirmed as true rice-colored celadon in the original sense. This piece is from the Goryeo dynasty. It was likely made with the intention of replicating Song dynasty celadon, but the firing process unintentionally resulted in this color. It might also be considered as belonging to Goryeo white porcelain. In any case, please be aware that this is not, strictly speaking, rice-colored celadon. It has been very well-used, suggesting it was cherished by tea ceremony enthusiasts. There are two gold repairs on the rim and a crack. In this type of bowl, the foot often has a hem-like shape (snake's eye), but it seems that bowls with a foot like this one were made earlier. I've dated it to the 13th-14th century, but it may be older, perhaps the 11th century. Diameter: Approximately 13.7cm Height: Approximately 5.3cm Although not shown in the images, a storage box is included. Sizes are approximate. The actual item may differ slightly in color from the images. As it is an old item, there are age-related scratches and stains. Please examine the description and images carefully before purchasing.