1.1.1.1: East Asia

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    East Asia

    • China:
      • Prehistoric: Yangshao and Longshan pottery.
      • Historic: Tang sancai, Song dynasty celadons, Ming blue-and-white porcelain.
      • Contemporary: Porcelain sculpture and conceptual ceramics.
    • Japan:
      • Prehistoric: Jomon pottery.
      • Historic: Raku ware, Hagi ware, Oribe ware.
      • Contemporary: Sodeisha movement (non-functional ceramics).
    • Korea:
      • Prehistoric: Mumun pottery.
      • Historic: Goryeo celadon, Joseon buncheong and white porcelain.
      • Contemporary: Innovations in celadon and buncheong styles.

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