傑·文化-中國歷代陶瓷展-史前至唐代Kit.Culture - Chinese Ceramics Exhibition - Prehistory to Tang Dynasty

陶瓷是中國文化重要元素之一，而文學更是文化傳承不可缺少的元素。詩經、楚辭、漢賦、唐詩與不同時代生產的陶瓷一樣大放異彩。本影片試以包含這些優秀文學作品元素的音樂或歌曲襯托古代陶瓷之美。
中國陶瓷，擁有萬年以上的悠久歷史。自新石器時代的仰韶文化，已開始製作彩陶、紅陶以及白陶器，龍山文化則盛行製作黑陶。殷商時期，被稱為「原始青瓷」的灰釉陶器，正式登場。春秋至戰國時期的主要燒製品為印文硬陶與灰釉陶。戰國時期，大量燒造灰陶與加彩灰陶俑，秦始皇陵兵馬俑為其中代表。東漢開始，主要作為隨葬品的鉛釉陶器開始流行。而此時，真正的青瓷正式出現於浙江省北部的越窯。自三國至南朝，青瓷生產甚為興盛，產品包含具有獨特造型的穀倉罐與雞首壺等。另一方面，北朝時期的華北地區，則主要生產鉛釉陶和青瓷，特別是北齊時期，已可見到於黃釉上加施綠釉的二彩和三彩的鉛釉陶器，以及處於醞釀萌芽階段的初期白瓷作品。
唐代大量燒製加彩、三彩器皿和陶俑，來自國際化的文化影響也體現在陶瓷器的紋樣和造型上。華北地區的邢窯自隋代開始燒造白瓷，定窯的白瓷生產亦自唐代揭開序幕。另一方面，越窯仍持續生產青瓷，晚唐自五代間，最高級之青瓷，被譽為「秘色」瓷器，秘色一詞也因此成為青瓷的代名詞。長沙窯則盛行製作以銅、鐵等元素進行釉下彩繪裝飾的水注與盤類，這些產品也外銷海外。
來源:
日本大阪市立東洋陶瓷美術館
維基百科
展覽地點: 香港文化博館
Ceramics is one of the important elements of Chinese culture, and literature is an indispensable element of cultural heritage. The Book of Poetry, Chu Ci, Han Fu, and Tang Poetry shine as brilliantly as ceramics produced in different eras. This film attempts to complement the beauty of ancient ceramics with music or songs that contain elements of these excellent literary works.
The history of Chinese ceramics began in the Neolithic Age. Although it is still impossible to determine when and where the earliest earthen tools in China appeared, according to the radiocarbon dating results of the unearthed cultural relics, the original fired earthenware appeared about 10,000 years ago. A major feature of Chinese ceramics is that in the early Neolithic period, human beings have begun to use kilns to burn earthenware, which is a step further than the original ordinary earthenware. Get harder pottery. In addition, through the selection of tire soil, the adjustment of firing temperature and the adjustment of oxygen supply in the kiln, people have produced gray pottery, black pottery, white pottery and other varieties rich in change. In addition, by using a potter's wheel, it has been possible to make ceramics with a uniform wall thickness. Another feature is the development of glazed pottery. In the history of world ceramics, only West Asia, Egypt and China have independently developed the technology of glazed pottery without relying on the introduction of foreign technology. As early as the mid-Yin period (that is, around 1500 BC), China began to consciously apply gray glaze to pottery to produce glazed pottery. Although there is disagreement as to whether the glazed pottery of this period can be regarded as "porcelain", more than a thousand years later, in the Later Han Dynasty (2nd century), there was a real celadon, that is, "Ancient Yue Porcelain".
The Tang Dynasty's masterpiece of ceramic craftsmanship, "Tang Sancai", is still not porcelain. It uses lead in the glaze and then fires it with low fire. It is used in large quantities as grave goods or building materials, and cannot be used in daily life.
Source: Wikipedia
Exhibition Venue:
Hong Kong Heritage Museum

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制作的真好！赋予了每件文物以生命，以独特的角色和性格，讲他们自己的故事。太棒了！谢谢！谢谢！👍👍👍

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上周的产物，不是下周做的。

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在那裹展出？

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