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The Traditional Ceramics of Southeast Asia

امتیاز محصول:
(هنوز کسی امتیاز نداده است)
دسته بندی:
Ceramics
ویژگی‌های محصول:
کد کالا:
138041
شابک:
9780824830083
نویسنده:
انتشارات:
موضوع:
Ceramics
سال انتشار:
2005
جلد:
Paperback
تعداد صفحه:
224
طول:
27.432
عرض:
21.59
ارتفاع:
2.032
وزن:
839 گرم
قیمت محصول:
650,000 ریال
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درباره The Traditional Ceramics of Southeast Asia:
Over the last three hundred years traditional folk pottery in Southeast Asia has changed very little. Simple and practical earthenware pottery has been produced by small family groups using the traditional hand techniques passed down over several generations. This book offers a broad survey of the ceramic craftspeople of Thailand, Malaysia, Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar (Burma). The work, life, and history of individuals and their communities is portrayed in a rich and fascinating tale that combines color photographs of potters at work and text that describes a potter’s life in small, rural villages.

Not only a beautifully illustrated and useful reference book for potters, the book also provides documentation of the traditional craftsmanship and a way of life that appears about to disappear with the current generation of potters. In a region eager to embrace change and readily absorb Western influence, the use of traditional pots is rapidly declining and creating these wonderful ceramic pots are considered of little value by potters’ children who have little interest in learning the craft as they become Westernized. The book is a final opportunity to read about cultural insights into the life and work of rural craftsman and is essential reading not only for working potters, but for anyone with an interest in the anthropology and sociology of Southeast Asia.