Shufu ware: Difference between revisions
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ChineseAdmin (talk | contribs) Created page with "thumb|China, Jiangxi province, Yuan dynasty - Ewer with Floral Scrolls and Plaintain Leaves in Relief- Shufu Ware - 1989.280 - Cleveland Museum of Art '''Shufu ware''' (书府瓷) refers to a group of white and pale bluish-white glazed stonewares attributed primarily to kiln sites in Sichuan and Yunnan during the..." |
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Characteristic forms include: | Characteristic forms include: | ||
* | * '''Bowls''' with straight or slightly flared walls, often plain | ||
* | * '''Dishes''' with low, broad profiles | ||
* | * '''Small jars and containers''' with restrained silhouette | ||
* | * '''Covered boxes''' used in writing and storage contexts | ||
Forms favor structural clarity and minimal surface articulation. Decoration, when present, consists of: | Forms favor structural clarity and minimal surface articulation. Decoration, when present, consists of: | ||
