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A Village Industry: Mary Watts and the Compton Pottery
by Abbie LathamWith earth rich in clay, Surrey has been long associated with brickworks and the pottery industry. In the eighteenth century, diminished by the market dominance of the Staffordshire potteries, the cou…
Nature in the Teapot
As Yixing is the cradle of red clay ceramics in China, the Yixing red clay teapot is well known. The art of making ceramics with red clay developed during the Song dynasty, flourished through the tea…
Changsha Kiln Ceramics of the Tang Dynasty and the inspiration of Sassanid Art
This is an overview of Chinese ceramics and Sassanid art that demonstrates frequent exchanges of culture, art and technology are distinctive features in their bilateral relationship