(*) MIỄN cước vận chuyển trong các quận Nội thành Hà Nội cũ cho những đơn hàng có giá trị lớn hơn 300.000 đồng.
(*) Tất cả các sách giới thiệu đều là SÁCH GỐC nhập về Việt Nam qua các công ty nhập khẩu sách uy tín
GENERAL INFORMATION
Vietnamese ceramics exhibit a unique combination of indigenous
creativity plus elements derived from other cultures such as China,
Cambodia, Champa, and India. Decorative motifs, glaze types, production
methods, perhaps even attitudes toward potting, differed distinctly from
those of China. Using excellent clay from the Red River Valley--smooth,
homogenous, gray-white--the Vietnamese created the most sophisticated
ceramics in Southeast Asia.
The most definitive study of Vietnamese
ceramics to date, this volume is a collaborative effort from experts
around the world, including Vietnam, Japan, England, France, and the
United States. Tracing the history and development of Vietnamese
ceramics, the scholars examine the kiln sites of Vietnam, study
techniques, and systematically categorize the field according to
different traditions that had profound influence on the production of
ceramics in Vietnam.
Essays include:
Vietnamese Ceramics and Cultural Identity by John Guy
The Evolution of Vietnamese Ceramics by John Stevenson
Vietnamese Ceramics in International Trade by John Guy
Vietnamese Ceramics in Japanese Contexts by Louise Allison Cort
Kilns of North Vietnam by Morimoto Asako
From Prehistory to Han by Philippe Truong
Ivory-Glazed Wares of Ly and Tran by John Stevenson
Vietnamese Celadons and Their Relationships to the Celadons of Southern China by Peter Lam
Vietnamese Blue-and-White and Related Wares by Regina Krahl
Ceramics Used in Buddhist Context by Trian Nguyen
Cultural Studies
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