leiwen
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potteryChinaThe leiwen, however, which resembles the Greek key fret (an ornament consisting of small, straight bars intersecting one another in right angles) and is sometimes used on the later ceramic wares, appears on bronzes as early as the Shang and Zhou dynasties, where it is called…
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Chinese potteryMarks and decoration on Chinese potteryThe leiwen, however, which resembles the Greek key fret (an ornament consisting of small, straight bars intersecting one another at right angles) and is sometimes used on the later ceramic wares, appears on bronzes as early as the Shang and Zhou dynasties, where it is called…
Read MoreThe leiwen, however, which resembles the Greek key fret (an ornament consisting of small, straight bars intersecting one another at right angles) and is sometimes used on the later ceramic wares, appears on bronzes as early as the Shang and Zhou dynasties, where it is called…
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