This celadon bottle with an inlaid chrysanthemum design was made around the thirteenth century. It was used to contain alcohol, and exhibits a sack-like body with a bulging lower body and a long neck that spreads like a trumpet.
The body features six lobes, in each of which two sprays of chrysanthemum vine are inlaid in black and white. As the body widens from the neck toward the lower part, the size of the chrysanthemums increases accordingly to form a delicate design.