Rice grain is an openwork decor method which is made by making porcelain-like, translucent appearance after firing of small holes cut into desired pattern in the size of rice grain by glazing with transparent glaze. Since the voids characterizing the pattern are similar in shape and size to a rice grain, it is known that the method is called rice grain.The earliest ceramic samples of the method, which is generally seen in the Far East ceramics, were found in the Seljuk period ceramics in Iran in the 10th century. Examples of the Seljuk period are called “Seljuk Whites”, ’Gambroon Ware Saf made in Iran during the Safavi period, and“ Rice Grain Ware veren which gives the name of the productions made in China. In this research, the earliest samples were found in the Seljuks in the 10-12th century, in the 16th-19th centuries in Iran and in the 16th-19th centuries in China.
Primary Language | Turkish |
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Journal Section | Derleme |
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Publication Date | December 27, 2019 |
Published in Issue | Year 2019 Volume: 5 Issue: 2 |