What is Tang Sancai (Tang Dynasty Three-Colored Glaze)? | Characteristics and History of Three-Colored Funeral Artifacts Fired During the Tang Dynasty.
Cizhou ware was a representative pottery kiln of the Song Dynasty in China, located in what is now Cixian County, Hebei Province. It also refers to the general term for ceramics produced in this region.
From the Five Dynasties period to the present day, it was a folk kiln that mass-produced everyday ceramics, and Cizhou ware remains one of the most representative kilns to this day.
It produced a variety of ceramics, including techniques such as white slip and black glaze, patterns created using carving (scraping), iron painting, red and green glaze, black and brown glazed pottery, green glazed pottery, and jade glazed pottery.