Sancai (ceramics style)
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Refers to the style of porcelain made in China during the T'ang dynasty (618-906 BCE), characterized by streaks and spots of three colors, typically dark blue, turquoise and aubergine. The term also refers to pottery made during the Ming and Ching dynasties (1368-1912), made with the same three colors, but separated by clay ridges outlining the pattern.
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Otros términos
- Sancai [nl]
- Sancai [es]
- 三彩 [zh]
- sān cǎi [zh]
- san cai [zh]
- san ts'ai [zh]
- San ts'ai (ceramics style) [en]
- San-ts'ai (ceramics style) [en]
- 唐三彩 [zh]