Huang Dao Kiln (English: Huáng dào yáo)

Japanese: 黄道窯 - こうどうよう（英語表記）Huáng dào yáo

An ancient kiln from the Tang and Five Dynasties periods was discovered in Huangdao, Shan County, Henan Province, China. In China, during the Late Tang period in the 9th century, kilns were opened all over the country, marking a major turning point for the pottery industry, and the Huangdao kiln was one of these new kilns in northern China. Although there are no detailed excavation reports, the kiln appears to have fired black-glazed and yellow-glazed pottery, and mainly produced everyday utensils. Of particular note is the yellow-glazed pottery that is white-finished and decorated with dotted patterns made using the "flying plane" technique, and many of the remains remain. Kiln [Yabe Yoshiaki]

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

中国，河南省陝県黄道で発見された唐･五代の古窯。中国では晩唐時代9世紀になると各地に窯がひらかれて窯業の一大画期が形成されたが，黄道窯も華北のそうした新興の一窯であった。くわしい発掘報告はないが，黒釉陶と黄釉陶を焼いた窯で，日常雑器が主体をなしていたようである。とくに注目されるのは白化粧をほどこし，〈飛びカンナ〉の技法で点綴文様をあらわした黄釉陶であり，遺品も多い。窯【矢部良明】

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