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Colored Pottery |
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Currently, we can only find Yeh Wang's colored
potteries works at two temples, they are ¡§Chizhi temple¡¨ at Xuecha of Tainan and
¡§Chenhsing temple¡¨ at Chili. Some colored potteries at the two temples had been
stolen, thereof, we can see not many colored potteries works that Yen Wang left.
Yeh Wang's works are with majestic yet graceful characteristics, his coloring
skill is firm and steady; in particular the figures posture or gestures are very
lively. The figures that Yeh Wang created are with profound styles, simple but
elegant. Yeh Wang's creation of glazed color, such as lipstick red and emerald
green are both recognized as unique talent. People honored them as ¡§Yeh Wang
colored pottery¡¨. are both recognized as unique talent. People honored
them as ¡§Yeh Wang colored pottery¡¨.
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| The Schools of Colored
Pottery
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The remaining works of the early stage (Xianfong & Tunchi
of the Ching dynasty) can be divided into two major
systems, one is Yeh Wang's diamond glazed system
and another is Kao Xun's water glazed system (diamond
glazed is melting glaze, the color of the glaze is
firm and bright. The water glazed is rare glaze,
the glazed color can be seen only after burning.
The stick and mild color is of its feature). Yeh
Wang used to learn skills with Kungtung pottery artisan,
and Kao xun was born in Foshan of Kuntung, he then
moved to Xiamen , Fukiang. Kao used to be hired to
construct temples in Taiwan and also passed his skills
to others. From Kungxu of the Ching dynasty to early
1911, there were many pottery artisans from Minnan
districts rose, among the second generation of artisans,
including Tushen Chen, Kinglong Ho, Yanshui Su, Kunfu
Hong, etc.
This article will take Yeh Wang's diamond glazed
pottery and Kunfu Hong's water glazed pottery as
representatives to give you a brief introduction
to the origins of the two major schools of colored
pottery in Taiwan. |
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