Antique Jar in Indonesia is a Proof of the Ancestral History of the Nation.
Such ancient plates and jars are the nation's heritage that needs to be preserved and preserved because they are judged by age, such as Chinese or Chinese Dinasty antique plates, gujarat, etc., among these ancient objects that can now be seen in the form of jars incense, tecko, bowls, flower vases and the like made of ceramic or porcelain, these items are in great demand of antique collectors or lovers of ancient art, They judge in terms of the beauty of art that is very valuable history.
Art lovers,
Development of Chinese Ceramic or Porcelain Industry
Thus, China became the earliest country in the industry making porcelain or ceramics in the world. At the time of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the technique of making porcelain gradually matured. In this dinasty Ceramics or porcelain more developed, especially developing in the South and North of China.
In the country in the end known to appear porcelain manufacture with white color.
Since then gradually in China formed a regional base area of porcelain manufacture industry that is the blue porcelain in the south and the white porcelain in the northern part of China. In the Song Dynasty between the 10th and 13th centuries, in China there were five famous porcelain kilns that produced porcelain objects with their own distinctive features. And as the times progressed, it was discovered that colorful porcelain began to develop in this country, colorful porcelain was known after the Yuan Dynasty.
In the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
Antique Plate hunted by Art Lovers
Antique dishes made of white porcelain much hunted by art lovers. "White porcelain roughly appeared in the days of Southern and Northern Dynasties. This ceramic or porcelain combustion technique uses a very high technique, through techniques from the skill of the maker. Iron levels contained in clay and glaze should not exceed one percent, or even contain no iron. Then it can be burned.
In the Tang Dynasty between the 7th and 10th centuries, in the Yangtse River basin, southern China, burned blue porcelain and in the northern part of China famous for the burning of white porcelain. Because of the rare and expensive price, many collectors who want to collect and antique porcelain white dishes called misecipan porcelain name.
There are experts who argue that porcelain misecipan got its name because the formulation is kept secret and only used for the palace. There are also those who argue that it is a special designation for blue porcelain. Archaeological finds at the Famen Temple Underground Palace in 1987
These plates have more value because they have historical value. Antique dishes used as decoration materials in the room and now plates - jars and other items that are transferred from their usefulness that is used as a fitting historical decoration object From China or China, although formerly the object is used as a tool for the needs of everyday homes such as modern dishes today.
Antique Ceramic or Porcelain Item.
Antique Ceramic or Porcelain Items
Known pottery culture has been found since 5000-2200 BC. Ancient Chinese culture was able to make various kinds of pottery since 1100-771 BC. The growing combustion technique led the country to the ceramic era in 206 BC. Historians categorize Chinese ceramic plates and objects into two categories based on their time, ancient and antique categories of ceramics made up to the Song Dynasty (960-1279). While the antique Category made in the Song Dynasty until after.
Understanding About Ceramics In General
Ceramics originally came from the Greek word ceramic which means a form of clay that has undergone a process of burning.
According to the Dictionary and the 1950s encyclopedia defines ceramics as a result of art and technology to produce goods or objects of burned clay, such as pottery, tile, porcelain, and so forth. But not all ceramic materials come from clay (Modern Ceramics). The definitions of the latest ceramic definition include all non-solid, inorganic and solid base materials. (Yusuf, 1998: 2).
Generally ceramic compounds are more stable in thermal and chemical environments than the elements. The basic raw materials for ceramic making which are commonly used are felspard, ball clay, quartz, kaolin, and water. The nature of the ceramics is greatly determined by the crystal structure, chemical composition and mineral luggage. Thus, the nature of the ceramics also depends on the geological environment in which the material is obtained or according to the ceramic base material according to the area of manufacture. In general the structure is very complicated with few free electrons.
The lack of some ceramic-free electrons makes most of the electrical materials ceramic not a conductor object and also an ugly heat conductor. In addition, this ceramic has the properties of fragile, hard, and stiff. Ceramics generally have better compressive strength than their tensile strength.
