Historic ornament : treatise on decorative art and architectural ornament (1897)
Ward, James, 1851-1924 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 126
a dark green or a golden brown glaze. The Sindh glazed pottery is beautiful, though very simplein colour and decoration. The colours are mostly blue oftwo or three shades, turquoise greens, and creamy whites,and sometimes the glaze is purple, golden brown, oryellow. Many of the vases are bulbous or… … Fig. 93.—Enamelled Tile, ficni Sinclh. (B.; and-flower decoration, the larger flower having the cha-racter of an iris, and, at the same time, something of thelotus flower in its composition. CHAPTER II. ENAMELS. Enamelling is the art of applying a vitreous materialto an object, as decoration, to…
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