Textures, glazes, and clean craftsmanship.
Barber's ceramic shaving bowl, Dutch, c. 1700-1750.
Dish with artichokes and tulips. Fritware, underglaze painted. Iznik, Turkey, ca. 1550-55. LACMA collection
Nice, we need more threads like this.South american pottery from Mimbreshttps://huntershawfineart.com/rupture-of-plane-alan-shields-mimbres-painted-pottery/2018/9/17/zceshf7440oe7k1ugcrryl26b49bmw-m56ca
Dish with fishnet design. Japan, 17th-18th century
Dish with Three Jars (1680 AD - 1699 AD) - Japan
Fritware dish, painted under glaze, with a pair of fish and four-line verse on becoming a lover [translation from Persian in comments]. Iran, possibly Tabriz, ca. 1500-1550.
>>5262850Some cool artistry at work. Good thread idea anon.
Cool stuff, keep going OP
Give me some time OP, I love certain kinds of ceramics and I need to find good pictures
>>5283767Almost looks like those Korean ice creams
>>5267100these colours are amazing
>>5262852I love the context thank you based anon
Vessel in the form of a duck. Earthenware with three-color (sancai) lead glazes. China, Tang dynasty, first half 8th c AD. Art Institute of Chicago collection
Wucai porcelain jar known as the Keswick Hundred Deer Jar. China, Ming dynasty, Wanli period mark, ca. 1573-1620 AD.
Bowl. Iran, Ilkhanid dynasty, late 13th-mid 14th c. Stonepaste; painted in black-under-turquoise glaze.
Dionysus cup, painted by Exekias 540BC it represents a scene from a surviving Homeric hymn