Shard Art презентация

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1. Shard Art
2. History – Koji Pottery In southern coastal
3. History – Koji Pottery 交趾陶 An example
4. History – Cut & Paste Shard Art
5. Process - Material Today these brightly colour
6. Process - Preparation Then the pottery is
7. Process - Cutting A large piece of
8. A cut piece of pottery is then
9. Vihara Sien, Pattaya, Thailand Vihara Sien Chinese Temple, nr Pattaya.
10. Bao-An Temple, Taipei, Taiwan The Bao-An Temple
11. Detail of the Cut & Paste Shard
12. Very colourful Cut & Paste Shard Art
13. This is the main temple building with
14. Cut & Paste Shard Art on the
15. Roof dragon at the Bao-An Chinese Temple,
16. Dragon Fountain Park, nr Bao-An Chinese Temple, Taipei, Taiwan. Dragon Fountain Park, Taipei, Taiwan
17. Dragon Fountain Park, Taipei, Taiwan. Dragon Fountain Park, Taipei, Taiwan
18. Mengjia Longshan Chinese Temple, Taipei, Taiwan. Mengjia Longshan Temple, Taipei, Taiwan
19. Le Cheng Matsu Chinese Temple, Taichung, Taiwan. Le Cheng Temple, Taichung, Taiwan
20. Roof phoenix on the Le Cheng Matsu
21. Shantow. Guangdong, China Roof decoration on a Chinese temple, Shantow, Guangdong, China..
22. Shantow. Guangdong, China Roof decoration on a Chinese temple, Shantow, Guangdong, China..
23. Guandi Temple, Xiamen, Fukien, China Guandi Temple,
24. Detail of the roof ridge Cut &
25. Tin Hau Temple, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
26. Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, Malacca, Malaysia Built
27. Cut & Paste figures on the ridge
28. Part of the Eight Immortals of Taoist
29. A group of fighting figures on the
30. Two lions on the ridge of the
31. A Cut & Paste Shard Art panel
32. Yengkeng Hotel, Penang, Malaysia Mythical Chinese phoenix. Yengkeng Hotel. George Town, Penang.
33. Mythical Chinese phoenix. Yengkeng Hotel. George Town, Penang. Yengkeng Hotel, Penang, Malaysia
34. Hainan Temple, Penang, Malaysia The entrance gateway to the Hainan Temple. George Town, Penang.
35. A dragon in detail at the entrance
36. Dragons on the ridge of the main
37. Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Penang, Malaysia Cheong
38. Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Penang, Malaysia All
39. Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Penang, Malaysia Balcony
40. Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Penang, Malaysia Balcony
41. Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Penang, Malaysia Balcony
42. Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Penang, Malaysia Balcony
43. Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Penang, Malaysia This
44. Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Penang, Malaysia This
45. Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Penang, Malaysia This
46. Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Penang, Malaysia Cut
47. Snake Temple, Penang, Malaysia Cut & Paste
48. Khoo Kongsi, Penang, Malaysia Cut & Paste
49. Khoo Kongsi, Penang, Malaysia One of the
50. Khoo Kongsi, Penang, Malaysia One of the
51. Sculptural piece A sculptural Cut & Paste
52. All rights reserved. Rights belong to their

History – Koji Pottery In southern coastal Chinese temples, it is common practice to decorate the main ridge of their temple with soft pottery figurines. Each piece was made individually. It

Слайд 1First created 13 Apr 2014. Version 1.0 - 25 Jun 2014.

Jerry Tse. London.

Shard Art

Chinese Cut & Paste Shard Art

剪黏

Слайд 2History – Koji Pottery
In southern coastal Chinese temples, it is common

practice to decorate the main ridge of their temple with soft pottery figurines. Each piece was made individually. It is a time consuming and expensive business. These pottery figurines are called Koji pottery. Soft colour pottery originates during the Tang Dynasty (618-907).

Ceramic figurines on the main ridge of the roof at Tin Hau Temple, Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong.

交趾陶

Слайд 3History – Koji Pottery
交趾陶
An example of a traditional Koji figurine of

a cavalry military officer on horse back.

Слайд 4History – Cut & Paste Shard Art
Cut & Paste Shard figurines

on the ridge of the temple Chen Hoon Teng in Malacca, Malaysia.

剪瓷雕 / 剪花 / 剪黏

Cut & Paste Shard Art is mainly found in the province of Fujian, Guangdong, Taiwan and throughout Southeast Asia. Originally, Cut & Paste Shard Art used broken pottery shards as raw material. It was a cheap alternative to the more expensive Koji pottery. One school said, it was started in Chaozhou 潮州, Guangdong around 1573 to 1620 in the reign of Wanli, in the Ming Dynasty. Soon it spread north to southern Fujian. In 1912, some Cut & Paste Shard Art Shard artists immigrated to Taiwan, which is now an important centre for the craft.

also called Cut Pottery Relief / Cut Decorations / Jian Nian

Слайд 5Process - Material
Today these brightly colour bowls are the raw material

for the Cut & Paste Shard artists.

Слайд 6Process - Preparation
Then the pottery is into various different shapes and

sizes to be pasted into figurines.

Слайд 7Process - Cutting
A large piece of pottery is cut into the

desired shape with a diamond cutter.

Слайд 8A cut piece of pottery is then pasted onto a frame

to form part of the relief picture. Yengkeng Hotel. George Town, Penang.

Process - Pasting

Слайд 9Vihara Sien, Pattaya, Thailand
Vihara Sien Chinese Temple, nr Pattaya.

Слайд 10Bao-An Temple, Taipei, Taiwan
The Bao-An Temple in Taipei, it an important

temple of the city. It is a 230 year old Taoist and Chinese folk religion temple. This is the entrance gateway into the temple.

Слайд 11Detail of the Cut & Paste Shard Art pieces on the

ridge of the gateway entrance to the Bao-An Temple in Taipei, Taiwan.

Bao-An Temple, Taipei, Taiwan

Слайд 12Very colourful Cut & Paste Shard Art on the main entrance

gateway, Bao-An Chinese Temple, Taipei, Taiwan.

Bao-An Temple, Taipei, Taiwan

Слайд 13This is the main temple building with its roof-top Cut &

Paste Shard Art, Bao-An Temple in Taipei.

Bao-An Temple, Taipei, Taiwan

Слайд 14Cut & Paste Shard Art on the main temple building, Bao-An

Chinese Temple, Taipei, Taiwan.

Bao-An Temple, Taipei, Taiwan

Слайд 15Roof dragon at the Bao-An Chinese Temple, Taipei, Taiwan. Note how

the sea waves are depicted.

Bao-An Temple, Taipei, Taiwan

Слайд 16Dragon Fountain Park, nr Bao-An Chinese Temple, Taipei, Taiwan.
Dragon Fountain

Park, Taipei, Taiwan

Слайд 17Dragon Fountain Park, Taipei, Taiwan.
Dragon Fountain Park, Taipei, Taiwan

Слайд 18Mengjia Longshan Chinese Temple, Taipei, Taiwan.
Mengjia Longshan Temple, Taipei, Taiwan

Слайд 19Le Cheng Matsu Chinese Temple, Taichung, Taiwan.
Le Cheng Temple, Taichung,

Taiwan

Слайд 20Roof phoenix on the Le Cheng Matsu Chinese Temple, Taichung, Taiwan.

Le Cheng Temple, Taichung, Taiwan

Слайд 21Shantow. Guangdong, China
Roof decoration on a Chinese temple, Shantow, Guangdong, China..

Слайд 22Shantow. Guangdong, China
Roof decoration on a Chinese temple, Shantow, Guangdong, China..

Слайд 23Guandi Temple, Xiamen, Fukien, China
Guandi Temple, Dongshan Island, Xiamen, Fukien the

roof ridge is decoration with Cut & Paste Shard art.

Слайд 24Detail of the roof ridge Cut & Paste Shard art decoration.

Guandi Temple, Dongshan Island, Xiamen.

Guandi Temple, Xiamen, Fukien, China

Слайд 25Tin Hau Temple, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
It is unusual to find

Cut and Paste Shard art in Hong Kong’s Temple. Of all the main temples in Hong Kong, this is the only example I can find. It is on the roof ridge of the Causeway Bay Tin Hau Temple. The dragons are made of Cut & Paste Shard art, while the rest of the decoration are Koji pottery.

Слайд 26Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, Malacca, Malaysia
Built in 1645 during Dutch rule,

the Cheng Hoon Teng temple has the longest history of any Chinese temple in Malaysia.