水盂,又称水盛、水丞,它由古代的盛水器盂演变而来。水盂作为文房用具始兴自汉代,定型于三国、两晋、南北朝时期。当时水盂的造型为圆管形口,溜肩、鼓腹或圆唇、扁鼓腹,亦有蛙式等象生形。唐、宋水盂的形制承袭前朝,基本无大变化。宋朝赵希鹄曾在其《沿天清录集》中说:“晨起则磨墨,汁盈观池,以供一日之用,墨尽复磨,故有水盂。”可见宋人看重、珍爱水盂之情。水盂发展到明代,其形制除延续古代外,又创制出履 Water spittoon, also known as Shui Sheng, water Cheng, it evolved from the ancient water jiangyuan. Water spout as a literary appliance Sihe Hsien, stereotypes in the Three Kingdoms, Jin, Northern and Southern Dynasties period. At that time, the shape of the spittoon is a tube-shaped mouth, slip shoulder, drum belly or round lip, flat drum belly, also frog-like shape. The Tang and Song dives inherited the previous dynasty and basically no major changes. In the Song Dynasty, Zhao Xijiang once said in his “Record of the Qing Dynasty along the Sky,” "Mohs began to moisten in the morning and the pond was full of juice for one day. Valuate, cherish the water spit situation. Development of the spittoon to the Ming Dynasty, in addition to its ancient form, but also create a performance