Box
Item number Edz1420 a-b from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
Item number Edz1420 a-b from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
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A ceramic box with a very flattened ball form. Vessel (part a) and lid (part b) of equal proportions. Sides of both are vertically ribbed. Unglazed base. Granular white body. Top of lid is ornamented with a floral pattern in slip. Faintly yellow tinged transparent over all glaze falls far short of the base on the exterior. Interior is cursorily glazed.
Production of white ceramics at the Te-hua kilns in Fukien probably began in the Late Sung Dynasty, and by the end of the Yuan Dynasty (1368 C.E.) Te-hua (or blanc de chine) Wares were an important export to Southeast Asia.
Slip is clay reduced to a creamy liquid by the addition of water.
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Slip is clay reduced to a creamy liquid by the addition of water.
Production of white ceramics at the Te-hua kilns in Fukien probably began in the Late Sung Dynasty, and by the end of the Yuan Dynasty (1368 C.E.) Te-hua (or blanc de chine) Wares were an important export to Southeast Asia.
A ceramic box with a very flattened ball form. Vessel (part a) and lid (part b) of equal proportions. Sides of both are vertically ribbed. Unglazed base. Granular white body. Top of lid is ornamented with a floral pattern in slip. Faintly yellow tinged transparent over all glaze falls far short of the base on the exterior. Interior is cursorily glazed.
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