Longquan kilns are known for their firing of celadon glazes for thick porcelain ware. The green glaze is commonly tinged with yellow. The body of this plate exhibits a beautiful leek-green color. A circle of glaze is scraped off on the bottom, revealing a faint reddishbrown color. This further highlights the leek-green of the glaze. This contrasting approach between glazed and unglazed sections is a unique decorative process of the Yuan Dynasty. The interior bottom of this plate is engraved with a bright and symmetrical floral pattern. The inner abdominal features a petal pattern that are neatly arranged, fully exerting the aesthetics of the plate. There is only a slight trace of corrosion in the interior.