에치젠 웨어

Echizen ware
에치젠 웨어사케 병(토쿠리), 모모야마 시대, 16세기 후반
파동무늬가 있는 에치젠 웨어 와이드마구 오일 항아리(카메), 천연 재 유약을 입힌 석기, 에도 시대, 18세기
후쿠이 도기 박물관 에치젠 도기 마을

에치젠 도기(Echizenaizen, Echizen-yaki)는 전통적으로 에치젠, 오다초, 미야자키 후쿠이 현에서 생산되는 일본 도기의 일종이다.[1][2]

그것은 일본의 6대 가마 중 하나로 여겨진다.[3][4][5]

에치젠 도기 마을은 이 도기 양식의 다양성을 보여준다.[6][7]

참조

  1. ^ 山口百々男 (20 March 2014). 和英：日本の文化・観光・歴史辞典【改訂版】. 三修社. pp. 50–. ISBN 978-4-384-05183-4. 【越前焼き】 Echizen ceramic ware (produced in present-day Fukui Prefecture)
  2. ^ William E. Deal (2005). Handbook to Life in Medieval and Early Modern Japan. Oxford University Press. pp. 299–. ISBN 978-0-19-533126-4. Echizen Ware Echizen-yaki. Located near the city of Kanazawa on the west coast of central Honshu. One of the so-called Six Ancient Kilns.
  3. ^ Amassing Economies: The Medieval Origins of Early Modern Japan, 1450--1700. 2008. pp. 67–. ISBN 978-0-549-85115-8. The major styles represented by the Six Old Kilns sort themselves into three major regional distribution patterns (Figure 2.1). Suzu and Echizen pottery, the ceramics from the Shinori hoard, indicate a sphere of interaction that stretched from ...
  4. ^ Patricia Salmon (1975). A guide to Japanese antiques. Van Nostrand Reinhold Co. pp. 110–. ISBN 978-0-442-25091-1. SIX ANCIENT KILNS POTTERY— BIZEN, TAMBA, SETO, SHIGARAKI, ECHIZEN, TOKONAME Pottery making began in Japan in the Neolithic period, called Jomon. The earliest forms were pots with pointed or rounded bottoms used for ...
  5. ^ Bill Geisinger (May 2010). Potters of Japan: Another Look at the Timeless Art of Nine Families. Bill Geisinger. pp. 2–. ISBN 978-0-9754351-3-7. ... expanding the traditions of the original six old kilns (rokkouyo). The idea of six old kilns is representative but not all-inclusive. Pottery styles come from Bizen, Shigaraki, Seto, Echizen, Tamba, Tokoname, Karatsu, Hagi, Iga, Mino, and more.
  6. ^ The Traditional Crafts of Japan: Ceramics. Diamond, Incorporated. 1992. pp. 147–. Potters who lack experience in this method are likely to come down with a good case of vertigo when practicing it for the first ... Influenced by the nationwide pottery boom, an Echizen Pottery Village was built in Miyazaki village around 1970.
  7. ^ Arts. Vol. 18–19. Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts. 1995. pp. 13–. Undoubtedly inspired by this revival, the Fukui prefectural government and the town of Miyazaki voted in 1970 to subsidize the creation of the Echizen Pottery Village, where struggling potters were encouraged to establish their homes and ...

외부 링크

위키미디어 커먼스의 에치젠 제품 관련 매체


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일본의 미술이나 건축과 관련된 이 기사는 단조롭다. 위키피디아를 확장하여 도울 수 있다.