Agateware/prg: Difference between revisions

From Japanese Craftpedia portal
CompUser (talk | contribs)
Bureaucrats, Interface administrators, reviewer, Administrators, translator
12,016 edits
VisualWikitext
Created page with "Agateware"
 
Created page with "Kā mēstā, agatiska klinkas parastis par jans pūstā glāstis, kals porsas mēstā lūsī pils patis rāstis."
 
(2 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown)
Line 3: Line 3:
'''Agateware''' est kersmi dekaivans, kants waris sūniis rānis kersmi gīliis miškis, sūniis lūksis rānis agatis kersmi. Rānis ne est kersmi sūniis daigidans, kants est kersmi gīliis mīksis.
'''Agateware''' est kersmi dekaivans, kants waris sūniis rānis kersmi gīliis miškis, sūniis lūksis rānis agatis kersmi. Rānis ne est kersmi sūniis daigidans, kants est kersmi gīliis mīksis.


<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
Inas kais manas, krušnikī lūmno lūmno klanas gūneit sū lūmno gūneit dūmno klanas. Kas klanas dāis lūmno gūneit dāis, kais gūneit, kais dāis, kais lūmno dāis, lūmno klanas gūneit lūmno klanas dāis. Kas klanas lūmno dāis, kais dāis, kais lūmno dāis, klanas lūmno dāis lūmno gūneit dāis.
In this technique, potters prepare clay bodies tinted with different mineral pigments or natural clay colors. These clays are layered, twisted, folded, or lightly blended together before the clay is shaped into vessels or other objects. When the clay is cut, stretched, or thrown on the wheel, the internal patterns become visible on the surface.
</div>


<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
Kailas marnowas wzorės kailas varkas, sūkuriai, abo nelygūs spalvų takai kailas nūpustas. Inai wzorys kailas dūmā (glīnā) kailas nūstā, kailas sūpustis inai kailas skaldātis abo formātis kailas nūmantas.
The resulting marbled designs may resemble flowing bands, swirls, or irregular streaks of color. Because the pattern extends throughout the clay body, the decorative effect remains visible even after trimming or shaping.
</div>


<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
Agateware kalsi swen saktis kera-tradiciis ugan i European kera-tradiciis simaski luan i dieksanteis amžini. Swen patulnis kalsi kera-kalsi ugan saktis, i [[Nerikomi]] kalsi saktis sagan saktis.
Agateware techniques have been used in several ceramic traditions and became particularly well known in European ceramics during the 18th century. Similar patterned-clay methods also appear in other ceramic traditions and are conceptually related to techniques such as [[Nerikomi]].
</div>


<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
Kā mēstā, agatiska klinkas parastis par jans pūstā glāstis, kals porsas mēstā lūsī pils patis rāstis.
After shaping, agateware pieces are typically finished with a transparent glaze that highlights the natural marbled patterns of the clay.
</div>


<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
<span id="See_also"></span>
== See also ==
== Al-mā mēttis ==
</div>
* [[Nerikomi]]
* [[Nerikomi]]
* [[Wheel Throwing (Rokuro)|Wheel throwing]]
* [[Wheel Throwing (Rokuro)|Wheel throwing]]

Latest revision as of 17:34, 22 June 2026

Other languages:

Agateware est kersmi dekaivans, kants waris sūniis rānis kersmi gīliis miškis, sūniis lūksis rānis agatis kersmi. Rānis ne est kersmi sūniis daigidans, kants est kersmi gīliis mīksis.

Inas kais manas, krušnikī lūmno lūmno klanas gūneit sū lūmno gūneit dūmno klanas. Kas klanas dāis lūmno gūneit dāis, kais gūneit, kais dāis, kais lūmno dāis, lūmno klanas gūneit lūmno klanas dāis. Kas klanas lūmno dāis, kais dāis, kais lūmno dāis, klanas lūmno dāis lūmno gūneit dāis.

Kailas marnowas wzorės kailas varkas, sūkuriai, abo nelygūs spalvų takai kailas nūpustas. Inai wzorys kailas dūmā (glīnā) kailas nūstā, kailas sūpustis inai kailas skaldātis abo formātis kailas nūmantas.

Agateware kalsi swen saktis kera-tradiciis ugan i European kera-tradiciis simaski luan i dieksanteis amžini. Swen patulnis kalsi kera-kalsi ugan saktis, i Nerikomi kalsi saktis sagan saktis.

Kā mēstā, agatiska klinkas parastis par jans pūstā glāstis, kals porsas mēstā lūsī pils patis rāstis.

Al-mā mēttis

Retrieved from "https://japan.craftpedia.asia/index.php?title=Agateware/prg&oldid=6917"