フィラデルフィア美術館のインスタグラム(philamuseum) - 9月18日 23時58分

Green-glaze wares, or celadons, have been admired by people in different parts of the world for centuries. The word “celadon” is believed to have come from the French pastoral novel “L’Astrée,” for a shepherd named Céladon who wears green-gray ribbons.
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“Dish with Foliate Rim,” 1127–29, China. “Cup,” 12th century, Korea. “Vase (Maebyeong),” 12th century, Korea. “Vase in the Form of a Lotus Leaf,” c. 1987, by Kawase Shinobu. “Teabowl,” c. 2000, by Haraguchi Takushi.

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