celadon glaze造句

• The two are featured as a relief design under a celadon glaze.
• Pieces made with a celadon glaze are themselves often referred to as " celadons ."
• The unique grey or green celadon glaze is a result of iron oxide's transformation from ferric to ferrous iron ( Fe 2 O 3 ?
• The brick church designed by Renwick has an " usually intricate facade, with colorful bands of red brick, celadon glazed bricks and polychrome terra cotta,"
• He also makes more traditionally shaped ceramics with grayish-green celadon glaze and has begun having some of his organically shaped ceramic pieces cast in bronze.
• Store shelves are filled with typical Asian dinnerware : large square plates with a crazed celadon glaze, dainty serving pieces, and handle-free teacups in a deep blue color that fades to brown.
• During the Koryo period, Koreans took the pale, jade-colored celadon glaze, which the Chinese began using in very rudimentary form as early as the Shang dynasty around 1600 B . C ., to new levels of perfection.
• The motifs exemplify the inlay technique, invented in the early 12th century, in which delicately incised motifs were infilled with a glazelike paste of black or white, biscuit-fired and then fired a second time with the celadon glaze.