Lusterware Pottery
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One of the most important groups of clay pottery in the Middle Islamic period which have been made with new techniques painting on glaze is well-known luster ware pottery. According to the archeological studies have shown that the... more
This essay is on pottery as art and archaeology and the role of touch and how we view pottery as artists, archaeologists and as viewers in the gallery or museum. To make pottery, the potter needs to touch and shape clay by hand. The... more
Geleneksel Türk seramiğinde kullanılan teknikler, fritli çamur, sıraltı fırça dekoru, renkli astar (slip) ile sıraltı fırça dekoru, şeffaf turkuaz sır altı siyah renk bezeme (silüet bezeme), barbutin, kalıp baskı, sgraffito (astar... more
The scope of the "cini" field of the Faculty of Fine Arts, Traditional Turkish Arts Department should be valued as traditional Turkish ceramics, unlike the meanings of the word "cini" used in today's Turkey Turkish. Like today's plastic,... more
Luster (or lustre) decoration was used at least as early as the ninth century by Persian and Syrian potters on fritware, and, by the fifteenth century, was incorporated into Iberian and Italian ceramic technology. The technique was... more
This paper examines three categories of fifteenth and sixteenth-century ceramics that employed illusory techniques to impress, surprise, and even deceive viewers in the context of dining in Spain, Italy, and France. The first category of... more
En este artículo se dió a conocer por primera vez que en Calatrava la Vieja (Ciudad Real), en el centro de la Península Ibérica y en la zona de Alto Guadiana, durante los 17 años de dominio almohade (1195-1212), hubo una produción propia... more
ENGLISH ABSTRACT In the middle of the 11th century, the renowned monastery of Nea Moni was founded by the Byzantine Emperor Constantine IX Monomachos in the central part of the island of Chios in the Aegean Sea. During the same period... more