A New Look at the Many Lives of the Belitung Shipwreck
The University of Hawai'i Press has published a new book by Dr. Natal [...]
Qing Dynasty shipwreck found bearing Ceramics from Jingdezhen
China recently announced the excavation of a late Qing Dynasty shipwr [...]
Later Japanese Ceramics in Southeast Asia
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Society for Chinese Ceramics Studies Exhibition
Singapore's Society for Chinese Ceramic Studies is holding an exhibit [...]
Thai and Japanese Ceramic Exhibition at Bangkok Nat’l Museum now until 14 December 2022
An exhibition on Thai and Japanese ceramics is on at the Bangkok National Museum until December 14 and includes ceramics ranging from a 16C blue-green glaze jarlet from Sukhothai to an Arita figurine created around the same period in Japan. This charming ceramic exhibition is being held in the Siwamokhaphiman Hall, Bangkok National Museum. The showcase features a selection of the finest Thai and Japanese porcelain and ceramic works created around the fourteenth and sixteenth centuries.
The 17th Century Chinese Porcelain Collection of Sir Michael Butler
A review of Teresa Canepa and Katharine Butler's new book on Sir Michael Butler's Chinese porcelain collection that focuses on 17th century wares, is reviewed in the summer edition of Wreckwatch Magazine.
Ancient Khmer Pottery on Display
Visiting Siem Reap this summer? Drop by the National Museum of Cambod [...]
Japanese Hizen (Imari) ware in Southeast Asia
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Special Offer to SEACS members from Arts of Asia
Arts of Asia’s Summer 2022 issue, launched in collaboration with the H [...]
Identifying Marco Polo and Shufu Ceramics
Confused by the terms 'Marco Polo ware' or 'Shufu', here's an introduction to these two members of the qingbai family, and some guidelines that will help in the identification of each.
Angkor Stoneware Production
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Water Pots
Surahi or goglet, water pots were--and perhaps still are in some regions--part of life in Asia. This member recalls their popularity and tries to trace their many shapes and origins.