The porcelain trade: from China to Swansea

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Chinese Inventions Yeah, a lot of things were made in China before Wal-Mart.
Advertisements

“Tea and Englishmen" Made by: Makarskov Ivan Form 11 A Tutor: Lobanova I.E.
Triangular Trading This map will show the shipping routes and trading good from each nation. Thirteen Colonies England & Europe Africa West Indies Show.
PICTURE  It was a cloth that the Chinese wore to show their importance or how rich they were.  It was a discovery in China that silk worms could make.
Aim: What factors made cities into wealthy trading centers? Do Now: New York City was once a major trading center. What advantages does NYC have for trading?
Chinese Ceramics Big Idea: Traditions in Chinese Ceramics.
Gzhel ceramics, a national art craft..
MORRIS DANCE. How can England welcome the arrival of spring, harvest, or the 500th anniversary of the city? With dance of course - and the best of the.
CHINESE M OON F ESTIVAL CELEBRATION WEEK Ms. Wu 9/16-20.
Tea in England Made by Valery Samoshina 10-B. Tea can refer to any of several different meals or mealtimes, depending on a country's customs and it’s.
Découpage (ooh la la!). Decoupage - from french word "decouper" ("to cut") Paper cut-outs are glued onto an object to decorate it Every layer is sealed.
AIM: How did the Opium War open the door to Imperialism in China? Ms. McMillan Global III January 11, 2012.
Chinese Silk and the Silk Road. Where does silk come from?
RECONSTRUCTING THE PAST CERAMICS FROM THE ASHLAND PRIVY.
Nefeli Lagani & Claudia Keil. As we all know one of the most popular and product of England is the English tea In England, the traditional time for tea.
COLONIZER V. COLONIZED PERSPECTIVE STANDARD ADDRESSED:
Greek Archaic Period And Orientalizing Pottery
Kublai Khan was a grandson of Chinggis Khan and the emperor of China.
Printmaking. Printmaking is the process of making artworks by printing, normally on paper. The process is capable of producing multiple copies of the.
Historical Globalization and Imperialism
Kumylganov Aleksander Form 7 “L” Educational Centre № 1985, Superwiser: Sedova Ksenya Vladimirovna English teacher.
Have you tried Chinese food?. Chinese Food Food in China Food in China varies from all the different regions. In the South, rice is common at most meals.
porcelain porcelain – fine clay baked at high temperatures Chang’an Chang’an – Chinese capital Li Bo – Li Bo – famous poet of the Tang era. His poems.
The Ming: Restoring Chinese Rule Yuan Decline  After the death of Kublai Khan Yuan Dynasty Declined  Most Chinese despised the foreign Mongols.
Brave New Worlds Unit overview for Slavery 16 th -19 th centuries.
Under the Tang Dynasty, China’s economy recovered and prospered.
Porcelain Paper money Magnetic compass Gunpowder 1.What society is known for the inventions above? 2.Explain which you feel had the biggest impact on the.
Cameron Salisbury.  Various Bauhaus inspired artwork  Bauhaus Café  Bauhaus inspired furniture  Interior  Bauhaus Menu.
Focus 11/3 to 11/7. November 3, 2014 Between 700 and 1067, the Kingdom of ancient Ghana rose in power and gained control of the trans- Saharan gold and.
Impact of Global Trade After 1500 A.D.
By: Dwight Lotulung, Gabrielle Sy, Eva Aranda. The Tang and Song dynasties were among the most creative periods in China’s long history; poetry and art,
Kettle Town Accessories. Kettle Town Kettle Town is currently sourcing a range of well designed and meticulously crafted accessories by local and international.
China Inventions 7.23 Trace the spread of Chinese technology to other parts of Asia, the Islamic world, and Europe including papermaking, wood-block printing,
Opening China to the World By: Melanie Menjivar Arli Gomez Jeslyn Allen.
German painting from early 18 th century Popular choice of drink was tea Tea from China and Japan entered into Europe in the 16 th century. Picture depicts.
Imperialism: Southeast Asia, Pacific Islands, China and Japan By: Rachel Han, Patrick Kim, Sangwoo Song, and Lisa Kim.
Food Project Lemon Ice cream. Table of content  The origin of ice cream The origin of ice cream  Lemon ice cream recipe Lemon ice cream recipe.

PORCELAIN DINNERWARE. PORCELAIN DINNERWARE 5.5” Bowl Size : 14.2 x 6 cm Material : White Porcelain PORCELAIN DINNERWARE T T ” Bowl.
Global Commodities: Asian Goods in Europe
The Gothic Lolita world Irene Gómez Fernández 1.4. Bachillerato.
Guangdong Cuisine By Jaymee Eastwood 9D 2016.
Traditional Russian and British Drink
Long Distance Trade and the Silk Roads Network Theme: The spread of economic activity, religion, and disease through trade.
History of the teapot.
C A B Home Learning 1: Research Henna Designs (AO1/AO3)
Age of Discovery WHII #6.
Year 3: What did the Ancient Greeks ever do for us?
Early china civilization
Movie Questions What geographic forms cover Greece?
Foundations of European Exploration
Historical Globalization and Imperialism
Golden Ages in China.
Citi Money Gallery Education Programme History of Money Image Bank
Food and drink.
The Tang and the Song.
Vocabulary Review A “colony” is a land or region controlled by a foreign power. Example: Britain established colonies in the Americas. A “market” is a.
Migration and Trade Around the World
Muslim Trade Routes.
Tang Dynasty C.E Sui, Tang and Song China *
Ancient Chinese Inventions
The Columbian Exchange & Silver
Topic 3 He said the fashion show was wonderful.
Calisthenics (part I) Log on to Quia
The Mughals, Qing Dynasty, and Tokugawa Japan
Chinese Art Ming Dynasty.
HISTORY OF TEA.
Ch 8 China.
Type in OneNote on Chapter 8 lesson 2 -Chinese Society
Ceramic Vessels Art 3.
Presentation transcript:

The porcelain trade: from China to Swansea Porcelain or ‘China’ was exported to Europe in large quantities from China around the start of the seventeenth century. The pots were very popular for their high quality and blue and white designs. Eventually potters in Europe discovered how to make porcelain in the Chinese style, but demand for the Chinese originals remained high into the eighteenth century and beyond, when Swansea became a major producer. China The Betsy Ship plate, made in Swansea in the blue and white style c. 1800 The upper floor has examples of porcelain from all over the world. How many different places can you find? List the different places in the space around the edge of the map. Map showing the main porcelain trade route between western Europe and China

Porcelain and tea drinking One of the main reasons that porcelain was so popular in Europe was its use for serving tea, which also began to be imported in the seventeenth century. The first imported tea cups were based on traditional Chinese designs (1), but later on saucers (2) and handles (3) were added to suit European tastes. These designs were later copied by European potters (4). 1 2 3 4 Cups and saucers are not the only types of porcelain associated with the new habit of tea drinking. Find another type of porcelain in the gallery that was used for tea or tea drinking, and use the space in the box to draw it.

Global and local designs The first imported porcelain plates, bowls and cups were often decorated with Chinese images, such as the examples below. 1 When Europeans learnt how to make porcelain for themselves, it was popular to imitate Chinese images, in a style that became known as Chinoiserie (pronounced sheen-whaz-a-ree). There are several examples of this style as well as plates featuring more local pictures that were made in Swansea. How many examples of the Chinoiserie porcelain can you find in the gallery? Use space 1 to draw one of the locally inspired designs made in Swansea. Use space 2 to make up your own design with a place that is important to you – your home, your place of birth, a city or even a favourite holiday location 2