Topic summary
Slip-trailing
Extracted from the Wikipedia article Slipware.
Gallery
- Simple slip-trailing in thick blobs, Roman Egypt, 0-200 AD
- Bowl with strutting bird, Sultanabad ware, Iran, Ilkhanid period, first half of 14th century, earthenware with gray engobe and underglaze painting in blue, black, white slip
- Korean punch'ong ware pear-shaped wine bottle, Choson dynasty, second half of 15th century, stoneware with glaze and white slip decoration
- English Slipware mug, ca. 1740
- Ashiwi slip-painted jar, She-we-na Zuni Pueblo, 1700-1750
- Sugar bowl with combed, slip-marbled decoration, China, c. 1795, porcelain
- Tile, Hopi Pueblo, late 19th-early 20th century
- Modern slip-trailed bowl by Takeshi Yasuda
- A fine Werra ware slip-decorated dish dated 1590. (Germany)