Inca style

...In Teotihuacan, the Talú-tablero style of architecture (a combination of sloping and vertical walls), plaster-coated polychrome tripod pottery, stone masks, in Monte Albán, dark grey urns with human figures, in Maya stone sculptures, plaster relief walls in architecture, polychrome pottery. In the Andes, the Chavin culture established the Chavin style in stone carving, pottery, weaving, and goldwork, and later showed a variety of regional styles, and the Inca style spread with the unification of the Inca Empire in the mid-15th century. Hieroglyphic pottery had been a long tradition on the north coast, polychrome pottery on the south coast, and polychrome pottery on a white background made of kaolin in the northern highlands, but there were also regional styles such as black-and-white pottery on a white background in the Chancay Valley, and polychrome pottery and stone carvings in Pucara and Tiahuanaco in the southern highlands.

*Some of the terminology that refers to the "Inca style" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…テオティワカンではタルー･タブレロ式建築(傾斜壁と垂直壁の組合せ壁)と漆喰塗多色三脚土器，石製仮面，モンテ･アルバンでは黒灰色の人像付骨壺，マヤでは石碑彫刻，建築にみられる漆喰レリーフ壁，多色土器などに技巧のさえがみられる。　アンデスではチャビン文化が石彫，土器，織物，金細工にチャビン様式を確立し，その後地方的様式が多彩な展開をみせ，15世紀中ごろインカ帝国の統一とともにインカ様式がひろまる。北海岸では象形土器，南海岸では多色土器，北高地ではカオリンを用いた白地多彩土器が長い伝統となっていたが，その他チャンカイ谷の白地黒彩土器，南高地のプカラやティアワナコの多色土器や石彫にみる地方的様式もある。…

※「インカ様式」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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