GLOSSARY: Kraak porcelain - Gotheborg
The term Kraak ware was established around the year 1675 apparently to distinguish the older late Ming dynasty Portuguese market porcelain from the new and modern Chinese export porcelain that now begun to arrive in Holland during the early Qing dynasty.
Kraak Ware Porcelain - Robert McPherson Antiques
The term Kraak ware or Kraak porcelain is know by people interested in all sorts of different types of ceramics. Its recognisable style of panels and borders that is associated with Chinese porcelain, but it is a style of decoration that has spread across the globe.
10 Things To Know About Kraak Porcelains - AGGV Magazine
2021年6月1日 · The landscape designs on Kraak wares gave Chinese painters a newly found opportunity to demonstrate their ability in rendering imaginative scenes, while allowing them to be in keeping with the appreciation for landscape painting in Europe.
PORCELAIN, KRAAK - Type Index | Historical Archaeology Type …
Kraak porcelain was produced primarily for export, and was shipped to Europe in great quantities by Portuguese and Dutch traders. A subset of Ming porcelain, it is distinguished from non-Kraak Ming wares by it’s poorer quality of glaze and firing, its variance in color from the rich cobalt blue typical of Ming porcelain, and it’s ...
The Makers Series: Kraak Porcelain - BADA
Kraak porcelain or Kraak ware is a style of Chinese porcelain produced exclusively for export. It was one of the first Chinese porcelain wares to arrive in Europe in significant volumes with the Dutch East India Company capable of transporting 100,000 to 250,000 pieces on a single ship!
Ming porcelain, Antique Chinese Porcelain, kraak porcelain and …
These kiln sites provide a wide variety of blue and white kraak ware, thin walled bowls, large diameter bowls ranging from very high quality to medium and low quality.
Meet the man who owns four tonnes of Ming-era porcelain
2023年9月29日 · Ben Rongen was there when a crew of marine archeologists recovered a massive haul of 17th-century ‘kraak ware’ from the bottom of the South China Sea. He’s been upcycling this imperfect treasure ever since – crafting jewellery out of shipwrecked ceramics.
Kraak ware: Curiosity, Exoticism and The Social Life of Porcelain
Following this brief introduction, a succinct paper provides a visual analysis of the bowl and its provenance. This paper will focus on the Kraak ware as an object of exotica, involving discussion of porcelain’s relation to natural objects and maritime trade.
Chinese Kraak style ceramics, 16th century and later
Japanese and Chinese Kraak style porcelain were produced during the late 16th and early 17th centuries. The term "Kraak" comes from the Dutch word for "carrack," a type of large Portuguese trading vessel that was used to transport porcelain and other goods from China to Europe.
Kraak porcelain research is particularly rewarding when evaluating the plates with flattened rim strips. These are usually the most common forms encountered in the cargos, they exhibit the most variations of decorative designs, and the often-rapid evolution of …
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