Korean pottery has been around for over 10,000 years, but the 12th Century is when skilled artisans developed and churned out celadon earthenware with the infamous green tint. In later years as artisans in China played with the temperatures of the kilns and the materials used they developed blue tints and colors that rapidly spread across Asia and eventually found there way to Europe.
Monday, September 17, 2007
Korean Celadon Earthenware
Korean pottery has been around for over 10,000 years, but the 12th Century is when skilled artisans developed and churned out celadon earthenware with the infamous green tint. In later years as artisans in China played with the temperatures of the kilns and the materials used they developed blue tints and colors that rapidly spread across Asia and eventually found there way to Europe.
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Nam Tasa's Chief
The custom dance Chief Caspar and his clan performed prior to Nam Tasa's departure from Vanuatu. This is where and when Nam Tasa recieved his custom name from the Banks Islands in Vanuatu.
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