동남아시아 도자기에 보이는 중국도자기의 영향 -베트남, 타이를 중심으로-

Abstract

The various style of pottery and porcelain in Vietnam, Thailand in the Southeastern regions were made from the early times. These pottery and porcelain of Southeast Asian regions was influenced by that of Tang, Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasty in China. Vietnamese ash glazed pottery was produced under the influence of Celadon of Han Dynasty in China. and The Celadon of Vietnam was made under the influence of Yue Celadon of Tang Dynasty and Yoju Celadon of Song Dansty. and The Vietnamese Blue and White Porcelain and Colored Porcelain was manufactured under the Influence of the Blue and White Porcelain of the Yuan and the Overglaze Polychrome Enamel Porcelain of Ming Period in China. The Celadon of Thailand was made by the model of Yongchen Celadon of Yuan and Ming Period and was exported to the regions of East and West Asia. and As Ayutthaya made developments to its traditional Crafts in the 17th century, Overglaze Polychrome Enamel Porcelain with a Thai Decoration was ordered to Jinderzen, Gangxi, China and as a results, Thai style porcelain was produced during this period. A Research on the pottery and porcelain of Southeast Asia made under the influence of Chinese Porcelain is very important to understand the Culture of Southeast Asia. In future, the understanding of the selective reception of Chinese culture and civilization will have a crucial role in understanding Korean culture and its development situated near to China.