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Chinese Ceramics Materials History
- 2. Materials
- 4. Tiny History Class 6000 B.C. – 1300 A.D. Started Used from the pre-dynastic periods as trading material
- 5. Neolithic Ceramics 6000-1000 B.C. First time ceramics were produced in China Utilitarian Red, wares, rituals grey, black
- 6. Funerary Storage Jar Zigzag design is used to represent a human-like figure
- 7. Bronze Age Ceramics 1766-221B.C. Continued Painted the Neolithic Period ceramics were disappearing Duplicated ceramics are used for burial
- 8. Storage Jar Imitation of bronze vessels
- 9. Han Dynasty Ceramics 206B.C.-A.D.220 Concentrated more on organized ceramic production Mass production of vessels Copper to produce green Iron to produce yellow or brown
- 11. Yueh Ware 5th Century B.C. –A.D. 10th century Buddhism began Economy rise Ceramics- daily life, Buddhist rituals, and burials Mostly high-fired wares
- 13. T’ang Innovations 618-906 Energetic model and brightly colored tomb figurines Low-fired Burial Porcelain- painted decoration White, brown, celadon, cobalt blue
- 15. Beginning of Porcelain True Porcelain- white clay body made of Kaolin Thinnest White hardest ceramic known color gives a background for decoration
- 17. T’ang San-t’sai Ceramics 7th-8th centuries “three-color” ware Yellow browns, greens, or blues= rosy white clay body Used for furnishing the tombs
- 18. Sung Dynasty Ceramics 960-1279 High standard Vessel shape, potting techniques, glaze, decoration… Shapes simple
- 20. Ting ware White Either wares plain or decorated gives a long lasting impression
- 21. Cup with Handle White glaze
- 22. Ch’ing-pai Ware 960-1368 Shadow blue- a range of light blue and Crudely fashioned grave goods to eating white utensils
- 23. Black-Glazed Ware 10th-13th Mostly Thick, centuries utilitarian wares brownish black glazes
- 24. Wide Mouth Jar Brown black gaze
- 25. Sung Dynasty Tea Bowls 11th-13th centures Brownish- black glazed tea bowls increased Tea and drinking customs spread
- 26. Tea Bowl Brown and black gaze
- 27. Northern Celadon 10th-15th centuries Produce grey-bodied ware Decoration incised, carved Color from iron and titanium oxide
- 29. Lung-ch’uan Celadon 960-1279 Greenware Beautiful bluegreen glaze
- 30. Chun Ware glaze appears in light blue, lavender blue, light green and blue with purple Shape- simple, selfcontained
- 31. Kuan Ware Exclusively court Kuan for clay- dark, blue-gray glaze
- 32. Tz’u-chou Type Ceramics A wide rang of northern Chinese wares Black and white decoration Floral design