Tricolor rhombus tripod

[Tri-color rhombus tripod plate]

Tri-color rhombus tripod plate, Tang, height 6.6 cm, caliber 22.2 cm, foot pitch 13.3 cm
The opening of the disc is a nine-petal rhombus opening, and the bottom is connected by three legs. The center of the plate is carved with lotus patterns, and the inner and outer walls are decorated with yellow, green, white, brown and other color glazes. There is no glaze at the bottom of the plate and the inside of the tripod, and the gray fetal bone is exposed at the unglazed part
This disc is formed by kneading method, with uniform thickness and regular shape of the nine-petal flower mouth. The glaze is decorated with patterns, which is refreshing
The most successful part of Tang tri-color pottery in art is that it breaks through the limitations of single-color glaze in the past, and uses a variety of glazed decorative objects to achieve gorgeous and moving effects. The glazed decorative patterns of the Tang Dynasty are mainly reticulated, scattered dots and ribbons. These patterns are expressed in different ways, such as using the natural flow of glaze color, painting patterns with a brush dipped in glaze juice, or imitating the batik process of silk fabrics in the Tang Dynasty. This petal-shaped tripod plate is characterized by imitating the batik process in the silk fabrics of the Tang Dynasty, which is the most unique process in the three-color glazed decoration of the Tang Dynasty. When it is made, the parts to be decorated on the utensils are sealed with wax, and then the whole body is covered with glaze, so that the wax sealing part is not stained with glaze, so that the original white matrix can be retained and patterns of different shapes can be formed.

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