Vietnamese Ceramics History

Vietnam remains one of the safest and most buoyant ceramic markets in the world and with its strong industry there continues to be an enthusiasm and a willingness for the show to proceed and so it has been decided that the later dates of the 8 9 december 2020 will provide sufficient time during this period of adjustments to adapt and enable the safe and successful staging of vietnam ceramics 2020.

Vietnamese ceramics history.

Tt pottery is a family owned and operated pottery factory located in binh duong south of vietnam. However for some countries like vietnam the history of ceramics was lost in time until recently that is. Vietnam ancient pottery at the vietnam history museum and the vietnam fine arts museum. Vietnamese flower pots.

Much of vietnamese pottery and ceramics after the chinese domination era was largely influenced by chinese ceramics but has. White and black and iron brown glazed ceramics were also produced. Ceramics from tt pottery come in a variety of shapes and sizes including extra large and tall. The earliest wares were most likely those han inspired wares with shapes imitating the bronze wares of the period.

Vietnamese ceramics refers to ceramic art and pottery as a form of vietnamese art and industry. Our products specialties include unique outdoor glazed and unglazed pots planters jars vases urns and water fountains. Ceramics is one of the important inventions of our ancestors for thousands of generations ceramics has been closely linked with the lives of our people. Vietnam has a long history of more than 2000 years of glazed ceramics production.

The village is located in the thanh ha ward of quang nam province just off one of the tributaries of the thu bon river. Pale grayish green violet green etc. Those products were slender in shape and covered with an emerald glaze in different colors. It is a mere mile three kilometres from the hoi an ancient town the scent of wood burning in the kiln will hit your olfactory senses as you walk through the narrow pathways that form a maze through the villager s simple riverside homes.

They are different from the chinese early celadon wares greenware of the same period. Raw clays are harvested from several locations in the mud flats of the mekong river delta and are then combined to produce a blended clay precisely to the master potter s specifications. Vietnam s role in the global ceramic trade of the 15 th and 16 th centuries came to light in the 1980s following the reexamination of an ancient vase that previously was attributed to a chinese workman. Vietnamese blue and white ceramic water pipe with figural and script decoration rain mark to base an annamese pale celadon glazed bowl ly dynasty 10 12th century the shaped rounded sides ending in an unglazed rim small hairline crackat rim.