"March 3"
Every "Zhuang March 3"
All ethnic minorities in Guangxi will sing and dance
Greet this grand national festival together
Mountain songs, hydrangeas, five-colored sticky rice
Of course not
Guangxi's gorgeous national costumes
Zhuangjin, Yao embroidery, Dong embroidery, Miao embroidery... The different embroideries on the costumes are decorated with unique traditional patterns, with complexity and simplicity, different forms, like a vivid historical book, recording the brilliant civilization and colorful ethnic customs of 12 ethnic groups in Guangxi.
Among the many traditional patterns, geometric patterns are the decorative patterns used earlier by human beings, and they are also the most widely used patterns, which are not only decorated in various national costumes, but also appear on various utensils such as pottery, bronze, and jade.
The curator of this issue said Bao, Director Wei Jiang introduced to everyone a geometric printed pottery rich in baiyue cultural characteristics, which is a four-series pottery pot with a checkered pattern.
Geometric printing pottery is a kind of surface printing geometric pattern pottery commonly used in southern China before the Han Dynasty, which can be said to be the most characteristic and representative artifact in Baiyue culture, which appeared in the middle and late Neolithic Age and flourished in the Bronze Age from the Shang to the Spring and Autumn Period. Its craftsmanship is simple and simple, which is closely related to the simple character of the Baiyue people and the self-sufficient farming lifestyle.
Let's walk into this issue of "Curator Says Treasure", and with the narration of Director Wei Jiang, let's understand the development process of geometric printed pottery together.
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