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Ceramic Techniques
Art Education
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Historical evolution of contemporary ceramic art situated over art accumulation of reach nowadays various cultures. There is special situation of Seljukian ceramic art in this accumulation which is including different duration, techniques, style and schools. This art which is keep heritage of early Islam ceramic art going not only shelter previous discovery and developments but also provide appearance a great number of new techniques and practices, Central Asia Turk culture tradition piece together with materials of ceramic and accommodate school which is call as Seljukian style in Islam geopraphy. Products of this school which was existed at territory of especially Persia, Khorassan, Anatolia and Syria between 11. – 13. Century was arised on art production level change from ceramic production pot. Various techniques like minai, luster, silhouette and under glaze painting, mould decoration, monokrom glazed, splashed ware and others were performed among ceramics and tiles which were produced in Seljukian geopraphy in this period. Unfortunatle just under glaze painting was took in next times like single dekor tekniks, others was abandoned in Anatolia history.
Seljukian situation of our history occur poorly in practical schedule at art schools today. This situation cause not only poorly our technique various but also one way development of aesthetics value and under glaze painting seems as the “single tile techniqs”. Ceramic techniques of Seljukian period will be investigated with samples and contribution of this school to nowadays ceramic education will be arranged.
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