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Sa produzione at cumintzadu in fornus de Mino comente is de Tajimi e Mizunami, chi puru prima producian cerâmica Shino. Oribe rapresentat unu cambiamentu versu cerámica prus colorida e asimètrica, riflettende unu spiritu gioguènde e creativu. ...
Sa produzione at cumintzadu in fornus de Mino comente is de Tajimi e Mizunami, chi puru prima producian cerâmica Shino. Oribe rapresentat unu cambiamentu versu cerámica prus colorida e asimètrica, riflettende unu spiritu gioguènde e creativu. ...


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== Caratterìsticas ==
== Characteristics ==
Oribe est connottu pro: * '''Smaltu verzu de cudru''' (緑釉, ''ryokuyū''), chi prodùcit tonos smeraldos riccos. * '''Formas asimmètricas''' e formas intenzionalmente irrègulari. * '''Motivos pittados audazes''', sovente in ossidu de ferru sotz’a smaltu, chi rapresentant plantas, patrones geomètricos o disègnos astrattos. * Una combinatzione de superfìtzias smaltadas e non smaltadas in su mesmu pezzu. * Contrastu visual forti tra su smaltu verzu e su figu biancu o terrenu.
Oribe ware is known for:
* '''Copper-green glaze''' (緑釉, ''ryokuyū''), producing rich emerald tones.
* '''Asymmetrical forms''' and intentionally irregular shapes.
* '''Bold painted motifs''', often in iron-oxide underglaze, depicting plants, geometric patterns, or abstract designs.
* A combination of glazed and unglazed surfaces on the same piece.
* Strong visual contrast between green glaze and white or earthy clay.
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== Tipos ==
== Types ==
Diferentes subtìpos si sunt sviluppados, incluidende:  
Various subtypes developed, including:
* '''Ao-Oribe''' – pecios sopratuttu verdazzos cun decoru pittau. * '''Kuro-Oribe''' – ceràmicas nigras cun disègnos in biancu forti.  
* '''Ao-Oribe''' – predominantly green-glazed pieces with painted decoration.
* '''Aka-Oribe''' – superfìtzios rossu-marrone cumpostus cun biancu e motivus pittaus.  
* '''Kuro-Oribe''' – black-glazed ware with bold white slip designs.
* '''Oribe-Shino''' – cumbinende su glasu biancu de Shino cun su stilu decorativu de Oribe.
* '''Aka-Oribe''' – reddish-brown surfaces combined with white slip and painted motifs.
* '''Oribe-Shino''' – combining Shino’s white glaze with Oribe’s decorative style.
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== Importàntzia culturale ==
== Cultural significance ==
Oribe ware at portadu unu dinamismu novu in sa cerimònia japònesa de su tè, fradigende dae sas estèticas sobrias de is istìlos precedentes comente Shino ware. Is disègnios suos sovente inchentant un senzu de humor, sorpresa e libbertade, cunformende cun is aspectos prus gioghedus de ''wabi-sabi''.
Oribe ware brought a new dynamism to the Japanese tea ceremony, breaking away from the subdued aesthetics of earlier styles like Shino ware. Its designs often embody a sense of humor, surprise, and freedom, aligning with the more playful aspects of ''wabi-sabi''.
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== Prudutzione moderna ==
== Modern production ==
Oe su pordzu Oribe est ancora prudutzidu in sa Prefettura de Gifu e in àteros centros ceràmicos. Is mannos de ogis cuntemporàneos cuntinuant a isperimentare cun is formas e is diseños mantenende is smaltes vivos chi definent su stìlu.
Today Oribe ware is still produced in Gifu Prefecture and other ceramic centers. Contemporary potters continue to experiment with shapes and designs while maintaining the vibrant glazes that define the style.
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== See also ==
== Bèdende puru ==
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* [[Shino ware]]
* [[Shino ware]]
* [[Ki-Seto]]
* [[Ki-Seto]]
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* [[Japanese tea ceremony]]


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== External links ==
== Ligamèntz estèrnos ==
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* [https://www.city.tajimi.lg.jp/ Tajimi City official website] (in Japanese)
* [https://www.city.tajimi.lg.jp/ Tajimi City official website] (in Japanese)
* [https://tajimi-tourism.com/ Tajimi Tourism Association] (in Japanese)
* [https://tajimi-tourism.com/ Tajimi Tourism Association] (in Japanese)


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== References ==
== Referèntzias ==
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* Cort, Louise Allison. ''Shigaraki, Potters’ Valley''. Tokyo: Kodansha International, 1979.
* Cort, Louise Allison. ''Shigaraki, Potters’ Valley''. Tokyo: Kodansha International, 1979.
* Moes, Robert. ''Mino Ceramics: The Origins of Oribe and Shino''. Washington D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1986.
* Moes, Robert. ''Mino Ceramics: The Origins of Oribe and Shino''. Washington D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1986.

Latest revision as of 19:21, 19 June 2026

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Oribe ware est unu stilu de potteria japponesa chi si desurrat a sa fini de su Periodu Momoyama (fini de su 16u a principi de su 17u sèculu) in is fornus de sa Provincia de Mino (oghe Prefettura de Gifu). Est unu de is sottostilus prus distintivos ligaus a su Seto ware e est celebradu pro is disignus audaciosus e su smaltu berde vividu.

Istòria

Oribe ware est nòmineadu a su mestru de tè Furuta Oribe (1544–1615), un dischìpulu de Sen no Rikyū, chi si creit chi hat inspiradu s’estética unica. Su stile est nàschidu in su tempus de innovaçione in sas ceràmiques japponesas ligadu de prus a s’evolutzione de sa cerimònia de tè.

Sa produzione at cumintzadu in fornus de Mino comente is de Tajimi e Mizunami, chi puru prima producian cerâmica Shino. Oribe rapresentat unu cambiamentu versu cerámica prus colorida e asimètrica, riflettende unu spiritu gioguènde e creativu. ...

Caratterìsticas

Oribe est connottu pro: * Smaltu verzu de cudru (緑釉, ryokuyū), chi prodùcit tonos smeraldos riccos. * Formas asimmètricas e formas intenzionalmente irrègulari. * Motivos pittados audazes, sovente in ossidu de ferru sotz’a smaltu, chi rapresentant plantas, patrones geomètricos o disègnos astrattos. * Una combinatzione de superfìtzias smaltadas e non smaltadas in su mesmu pezzu. * Contrastu visual forti tra su smaltu verzu e su figu biancu o terrenu.

Tipos

Diferentes subtìpos si sunt sviluppados, incluidende:

  • Ao-Oribe – pecios sopratuttu verdazzos cun decoru pittau. * Kuro-Oribe – ceràmicas nigras cun disègnos in biancu forti.
  • Aka-Oribe – superfìtzios rossu-marrone cumpostus cun biancu e motivus pittaus.
  • Oribe-Shino – cumbinende su glasu biancu de Shino cun su stilu decorativu de Oribe.

Importàntzia culturale

Oribe ware at portadu unu dinamismu novu in sa cerimònia japònesa de su tè, fradigende dae sas estèticas sobrias de is istìlos precedentes comente Shino ware. Is disègnios suos sovente inchentant un senzu de humor, sorpresa e libbertade, cunformende cun is aspectos prus gioghedus de wabi-sabi.

Prudutzione moderna

Oe su pordzu Oribe est ancora prudutzidu in sa Prefettura de Gifu e in àteros centros ceràmicos. Is mannos de ogis cuntemporàneos cuntinuant a isperimentare cun is formas e is diseños mantenende is smaltes vivos chi definent su stìlu.

Bèdende puru

Ligamèntz estèrnos

Referèntzias

  • Cort, Louise Allison. Shigaraki, Potters’ Valley. Tokyo: Kodansha International, 1979.
  • Moes, Robert. Mino Ceramics: The Origins of Oribe and Shino. Washington D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1986.
  • Murayama, Shinichi. Oribe Ware and the Japanese Aesthetic of Irregular Beauty. Tokyo: Nihon Keizai Shimbun Publishing, 2004.
  • Pitelka, Morgan. Japanese Tea Culture: Art, History, and Practice. London: Routledge, 2003.
  • Sanders, Herbert H. The World of Japanese Ceramics. Tokyo: Kodansha International, 1967.
  • The Metropolitan Museum of Art. The Collection Online:Oribe Ware. Accessed October 2025.
  • The Japan Folk Crafts Museum (Nihon Mingeikan). English website. Accessed October 2025.
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