Jar, stoneware
| Collection Number | A004610 |
|---|---|
| Title | Jar, stoneware |
| Date | Three Kingdoms period,4th century |
| Name of prefectures & cities | Korea |
| Description of works | 【A closer look reveals a fashionable surface that influenced Japanese pottery】 This type of pottery is called toshitsu-doki, which refers to kiln-fired, unglazed pottery that is harder than earthenware. Because it is impervious, it is suitable for storing liquids for a long time. This technique has had a significant influence on Japanese sue ware (stoneware). As exemplified by this work, cord marks are present on the surface, resulting from the body being pounded with a wooden plate wrapped with ropes at the final stage of forming. Creating these continuous horizontal lines was a decorative technique which became popular in the southern part of the Korean Peninsula at that time. |
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