定窑是我国陶瓷史上的代表性窑口之一,曾一度贡奉宫廷(注1)。其代表性的刻花、印花装饰风格和覆烧工艺,在宋金时期风靡各大窑场,竟演成庞大的“定窑系”。但据有关文献记载,定窑在北宋晚期却被宫廷弃而不用、“命”汝窑取而代之,众多学者对此各有著说,但笔者认为尚有继续探究的空间。 Ding Kiln is one of the representative kilns in the history of China’s ceramics. Once served as a tribute to the palace (Note 1). Its representative carved, printed decorative style and overburning technology, swept the major kilns in the Song and Jin Dynasties, actually turned out to be a huge “Ding Kiln ”. However, according to the relevant literature, the kiln was abandoned by the court in the late Northern Song Dynasty. Instead, the “kilns” were replaced by “kilns”. Many scholars have said this, but I think there is room for further exploration.