(151125) -- LONGQUAN, 25 novembre 2015 -- l'artista ceramico Wang Wu realizza opere di ceramica nel suo studio nella contea di Longquan, nella provincia dello Zhejiang della Cina orientale, 25 novembre 2015. Wang Wu è nato in una famiglia di ceramiche e le sue opere di celadon Longquan sono state selezionate come regali ufficiali dal Comitato Organizzazione della Conferenza Mondiale di Internet per due anni di seguito. Originato dall'antica dinastia cinese di Jin (265-376), il celadon Longquan fu sviluppato durante la dinastia Song settentrionale (960-1127). Smaltato con colori verdi o gialli, le produzioni celadon di quel tempo erano caratterizzate da texture delicate, corpi sottili e

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(151125) -- LONGQUAN, Nov. 25, 2015 -- Ceramic artist Wang Wu makes a ceramic works at his studio in Longquan County, east China s Zhejiang Province, Nov. 25, 2015. Wang Wu was born in a ceramics family and his Longquan celadon works have been selected as official gifts by the Organization Committee of World Internet Conference for two years in a row. Originated from ancient China s Jin Dynasty (265-376), Longquan celadon was developed in the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127). Glazed with green or yellow colors, celadon productions of that time were featured by delicate textures, thin bodies and regular shapes. Daily necessities such as bowls, salvers, cups, pots and bottles engraved with flowers, birds and fishes were the main creations of Longquan kiln where celadon flourished in the Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279). In 2009, Longquan celadon firing technique was included as the sol PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN 151125 Longquan Nov 25 2015 Ceramic Artist Wang Wu makes a Ceramic Works AT His Studio in Longquan County East China S Zhejiang Province Nov 25 2015 Wang Wu what Born in a Ceramics Family and His Longquan Celadon Works have been Selected As Official Gifts by The Organization Committee of World Internet Conference for Two Years in a Row originated from Ancient China S Jin Dynasty 265 376 Longquan Celadon what Developed in The Northern Song Dynasty 960 1127 glazed With Green or Yellow Colors Celadon Productions of Thatcher Time Were featured by Delicate textures Thin Bodies and Regular Shapes Daily necessities Search As Bowls Cups Pot and Bottles engraved With Flowers Birds and Fishes Were The Main Creations of Longquan Kiln Where Celadon flourished in The Southern Song Dynasty 1127 1279 in 2009 Longquan Celadon firing technique what Included As The Sol PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

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