Keramic Art of Japan
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The most striking feature of this piece is the deep fringe-work which hangs from the rim of the mouth. This is formed of numerous rings, lozenge-shaped links, and pendants, which are all of faience, placed in position while in the plastic state, and burnt with the vase. The difficulty of keeping all portions of the fringe detached and free to move has been skilfully overcome. The decoration throughout is of the most elaborate character, and, with the exception of the medallions containing figur...es, is entirely of a conventional nature. The accurate and painstaking manner in which every detail is represented in the Plate renders any further description unnecessary. The pair of vases to which this one belongs are executed in all respects with almost faultless accuracy, and every ornament being in bright enamels and gold, an effect of the greatest richness is produced. Height, i6£ inches.
In the possession of James L. Bowes, Esq.
YATSUSHIRO & OTHER WARES.
PLATE XXX.
13 F c A D G H E A — Vase of fine old Yatsushiro ware, of hard, reddish- grey pate, covered with a clear crackled glaze, and decorated with designs in white clay, inlaid, and devices painted over the glaze in red and green enamels and gold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The most striking feature of this piece is the deep fringe-work which hangs from the rim of the mouth. This is formed of numerous rings, lozenge-shaped links, and pendants, which are all of faience, placed in position while in the plastic state, and burnt with the vase. The difficulty of keeping all portions of the fringe detached and free to move has been skilfully overcome. The decoration throughout is of the most elaborate character, and, with the exception of the medallions containing figur...es, is entirely of a conventional nature. The accurate and painstaking manner in which every detail is represented in the Plate renders any further description unnecessary. The pair of vases to which this one belongs are executed in all respects with almost faultless accuracy, and every ornament being in bright enamels and gold, an effect of the greatest richness is produced. Height, i6£ inches.
In the possession of James L. Bowes, Esq.
YATSUSHIRO & OTHER WARES.
PLATE XXX.
13 F c A D G H E A — Vase of fine old Yatsushiro ware, of hard, reddish- grey pate, covered with a clear crackled glaze, and decorated with designs in white clay, inlaid, and devices painted over the glaze in red and green enamels and gold.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Ashdown Audsley to read onlineMoreLess
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