宋代湖田窑青白瓷历史和发展脉络的考察研究

Abstract

A large number of archaeological excavations have confirmed that the fire of Hutian Kiln in Jingdezhen began to rise in the Five Dynasties and finally died out in the Ming Dynasty at the time of Longqing and Wanli. It lasted for over 700 years, which was very rare among ancient Chinese kilns. In this long period of time, Hutian Kiln fired a variety of ceramics, including White Porcelain, Celadon, Bluish White Porcelain, Yellow and Black Glazed Porcelain, Black Glazed Porcelain, Egg-white Glazed Porcelain, Blue and White Porcelain, Blue and White Glazed Red Porcelain, Blue and Underglaze Red porcelain, Green Glazed Porcelain, Blue Glazed Porcelain, etc., but the most mainstream, most representative products are White Glazed Porcelain. Focusing on the Song Dynasty, this paper studies the decorative techniques of Blue and White Porcelain in Hutian Kiln in Jingdezhen, explores the evolution trend of the decorative techniques of Blue and White Porcelain in Hutian kiln in The Song Dynasty, and demonstrates the inevitable relationship between this trend and the technological development and aesthetic changes at that time.