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	'''Underglaze painting''' is a ceramic decorative technique in which designs are painted onto the surface of pottery before the application of a transparent glaze. After glazing and firing, the painted decoration appears beneath the glaze layer.		'''Underglaze painting''' is a ceramic decorative technique in which designs are painted onto the surface of pottery before the application of a transparent glaze. After glazing and firing, the painted decoration appears beneath the glaze layer.

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	In this method the potter or decorator applies pigments made from mineral oxides directly onto the clay body or onto a thin slip coating. Once the decoration is complete, a transparent or translucent glaze is applied over the surface. During firing the glaze melts and forms a glassy coating that seals and protects the painted design.		In this method the potter or decorator applies pigments made from mineral oxides directly onto the clay body or onto a thin slip coating. Once the decoration is complete, a transparent or translucent glaze is applied over the surface. During firing the glaze melts and forms a glassy coating that seals and protects the painted design.

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	Underglaze painting allows for precise and detailed decoration, including lines, patterns, and pictorial scenes. Because the decoration lies beneath the glaze, the surface remains smooth and durable.		Underglaze painting allows for precise and detailed decoration, including lines, patterns, and pictorial scenes. Because the decoration lies beneath the glaze, the surface remains smooth and durable.

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	The technique has been widely used in Japanese ceramics, particularly in porcelain traditions. Blue-and-white decoration created with cobalt pigment is one of the most well-known forms of underglaze painting.		The technique has been widely used in Japanese ceramics, particularly in porcelain traditions. Blue-and-white decoration created with cobalt pigment is one of the most well-known forms of underglaze painting.

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	Underglaze painting appears in several Japanese ceramic traditions, including		Underglaze painting appears in several Japanese ceramic traditions, including
	</translate>[[Arita ware]], [[Imari ware]], [[Kutani ware]], <translate>and</translate> [[Kiyomizu ware]].		</translate>[[Arita ware]], [[Imari ware]], [[Kutani ware]], <translate><!--T:6--> and</translate> [[Kiyomizu ware]].

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	* [[Overglaze enameling]]		* [[Overglaze enameling]]

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	'''Underglaze painting''' is a ceramic decorative technique in which designs are painted onto the surface of pottery before the application of a transparent glaze. After glazing and firing, the painted decoration appears beneath the glaze layer.		'''Underglaze painting''' is a ceramic decorative technique in which designs are painted onto the surface of pottery before the application of a transparent glaze. After glazing and firing, the painted decoration appears beneath the glaze layer.

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	The technique has been widely used in Japanese ceramics, particularly in porcelain traditions. Blue-and-white decoration created with cobalt pigment is one of the most well-known forms of underglaze painting.		The technique has been widely used in Japanese ceramics, particularly in porcelain traditions. Blue-and-white decoration created with cobalt pigment is one of the most well-known forms of underglaze painting.

	Underglaze painting appears in several Japanese ceramic traditions, including [[Arita ware]], [[Imari ware]], [[Kutani ware]], and [[Kiyomizu ware]].		Underglaze painting appears in several Japanese ceramic traditions, including
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	== See also ==		== See also ==
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	* [[Overglaze enameling]]		* [[Overglaze enameling]]
	* [[Mishima inlay]]		* [[Mishima inlay]]

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'''Underglaze painting''' is a ceramic decorative technique in which designs are painted onto the surface of pottery before the application of a transparent glaze. After glazing and firing, the painted decoration appears beneath the glaze layer.

In this method the potter or decorator applies pigments made from mineral oxides directly onto the clay body or onto a thin slip coating. Once the decoration is complete, a transparent or translucent glaze is applied over the surface. During firing the glaze melts and forms a glassy coating that seals and protects the painted design.

Underglaze painting allows for precise and detailed decoration, including lines, patterns, and pictorial scenes. Because the decoration lies beneath the glaze, the surface remains smooth and durable.

The technique has been widely used in Japanese ceramics, particularly in porcelain traditions. Blue-and-white decoration created with cobalt pigment is one of the most well-known forms of underglaze painting.

Underglaze painting appears in several Japanese ceramic traditions, including [[Arita ware]], [[Imari ware]], [[Kutani ware]], and [[Kiyomizu ware]].

== See also ==
* [[Overglaze enameling]]
* [[Mishima inlay]]
* [[Slip trailing]]

[[Category:Artisanal techniques]]
[[Category:Ceramics artisanal techniques]]