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Vietnam blue-and-white porcelain, have you heard of it? | china shengjiang blue ande white porcelain/ceramics

Vietnam blue-and-white porcelain, have you heard of it?

Dae Hoa, Viet Nam, Year 8 (1450)

Blue and white peony T. T. H. T. T. T. T. T. T. T. T. T. T

Museum of Topkabi Palace in Turkey

Vietnam is located in the south-central peninsula and is influenced by china and other countries around it.Therefore, the birth of Viet Nam’s blue and white flowers is the result of the interaction of the interregional kiln industry.In Southeast Asia, Vietnam’s ceramic industry is the most mature and fascinating.In addition to its natural resources and geographical advantages, Vietnam has always had an excellent grasp of top ceramic technology.

From left: Vietnam published the underwater archaeological report “Jin Gu Gu Gu Gu” (Ta, u, C o, Ca, Mau,2002) book;In 2008, the Vietnam National Museum of History’s collection of effluent ceramics came to the Guangxi Museum for exhibition, this is the exhibition atlas, “The Silk Road Heritage: Vietnam Water Ceramics” (Science Press, January 2009).

Take blue-and-white porcelain for example. In the 14th century, only China and Vietnam were able to burn blue-and-white porcelain in the world, and the footprints of Vietnam’s blue-and-white porcelain were already spread all over China and abroad through trade.Vietnam takes Yuan blue-and-white porcelain as the model, in the Chen Dynasty (a dynasty in Vietnam, the second half of the 14th century), while applying under-glaze color painting technology, while on the ground of half-ceramic tire on the white make-up earth, the production has its own unique style of blue-and-white porcelain.

Viet Nam Green Flower Twin Bird Plate in the 15 th Century

Osaka Dongyang Ceramics Museum

Since then, China’s exports of porcelain to overseas have fallen sharply due to the maritime ban of Emperor Hongwu of the Ming Dynasty, while China’s blue-and-white porcelain, especially in the Middle East, the Near East and Indonesia, is still popular and in great demand.Vietnam, or as an intermediary, seized on the Ming government’s policy of lifting the ban to produce more artistic blue-and-white porcelain, more effectively promoting exports.

Vietnam blue-and-white flower and bird gourd vase

In order to produce replacement of Chinese blue-and-white porcelain, Vietnam continuously improved the technology of the kiln industry, and by the mid-15th century had a prosperous period, and can compete with Chinese blue-and-white porcelain in the Southeast Asian porcelain trade market.Until the 17th century, China’s blue-and-white porcelain became the most important product in Southeast Asia’s blue-and-white porcelain trade market. Under the strong influence and impact of Chinese blue-and-white porcelain, Vietnam’s blue-and-white porcelain gradually lost its competitiveness and finally hid from Southeast Asia’s porcelain trade market.

Viet Nam Blueflower Elephant Water

Taipei National Palace Museum

Viet Nam Broccoli Lotus Disc

Viet Nam small box of blue and white flowers

Viet Nam Blue and White Flower Tins

Vietnam Blue and White Bird Disc at the end of the fifteenth century and the beginning of the sixteenth century

Taipei National Palace Museum

Viet Nam Blue and White Lion Drama

Vietnam blue and white hollowed-out flower and bird pot

15 th century blue and white peony pattern plate, old Tibetan Temple of Atabir, Iran

15th century blue-and-white Pisces plate

Fifteenth-century Vietnam blue and white four-bird plate