Gongyi kiln
The Gongyi kiln ( Chinese 巩义窑 , Pinyin Gǒngyì Yao , English Gongyi kiln ) or Huangye Kiln ( 黄冶窑 , Huangye Yao , English Huangye Kiln ) was a ceramics - kiln site in the field of independent city Gongyi in the administrative area of the prefecture-level city Zhengzhou in the Chinese province of Henan . The site, discovered in 1957, is known for its three-color ceramics ( sancai ) from the Tang Dynasty (617 / 18-907).
The Gongyi Kiln site has been on the List of Monuments of the People's Republic of China (5-76) since 2001 .
literature
- Henan Gongyi shi Huangye yao zhi fajue jianbao河南巩义市 黄 冶 窑址 发掘 简报 (Excavation of the Huangye Kiln - site in Gongyi City, Henan) . 2007
- Liu Jianzhou 刘建洲: “Gongxian Tangsancai yaozhi diaocha” 巩县 唐三彩 窑址 调查 (Investigations on the kiln site for three-color glazed Tang ceramics in the Gong district [today Gongyi]. Zhongyuan Wenwu 1981.3, pp. 16-22)
Web links
- Huangye Tang sancai yaozhi - Chinese
- Gongxian yao - Chinese
Footnotes
- ↑ The site was formerly called Gongxian yaozhi ( 巩县 窑址 ; cf. web ) or the Gongxian kiln 巩县 窑 , after the former Gong district (“Gongxian”), which has been an independent city (Gongyi) since 1991.