17~18세기 중·한·일 청화백자의 꽃문양 비교

Abstract

The white and blue porcelain originated in China and East Asia was greatly influenced by Chinese culture. Ceramic manufacturing techniques would be introduced to Korea and Japan in turn. The local culture was also incorporated into the ceramics, resulting in ceramics with national characteristics. The floral motifs are not only traditional decorative motifs, but also contain meanings such as 'hope', 'good luck', 'happiness'. there before widely used in white and blue porcelain, especially in the 17th to 18th century. This study is a comparative study of floral motifs on Chinese, Korea, and Japanese white and blue porcelain form the 17th to 18th centuries, with the hope of introducing the unique expression of white and blue porcelain painting in each country through floral motifs. For this purpose, the period background or the classification of each of celadon white porcelain patterns in China, Japan, and Korea is examined and analyzed in Chapter 2. Chapter 3 compared and analyzed the types, shapes, symbols, and decorative techniques of the three countries and the types of white and blue porcelain pigments in the 17th and 18th centuries. The purpose of this study is to fully understand the process of classification and change of this traditional floral pattern, and to utilize it in the future when creating my own works.