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The dawn of Japanese art: Jōmon ceramics

In this episode of Franci Talks Japanese Art History we go back to the very beginning, as we explore the fascinating world of Jōmon pottery, some of the oldest ceramics in the world, dating back over 10,000 years. We will explore Jōmon pottery ranging from simple cord-marked patterns to sophisticated flame vessels (kaen-doki), discovering prehistoric Japan's artistic techniques and aestethics. In this educational deep dive, we’ll cover the chronology of the Jōmon period (ca. 14,000–300 BCE), the techniques and materials used by Jōmon potters, and hypotheses about the symbolism and uses of the vessels. Support the channel:   / francitalksjapaneseart   https://ko-fi.com/francitalksjapanese... Find me on Instagram:   / francitalksjapanesearthistory   Time Stamps: 00:00 Intro 00:39 Stone tools and proto Jōmon ceramics 04:25 Characteristics of early Jōmon ceramics, cord marks 10:12 Middle Jōmon ceramics, kaen doki 14:04 Late Jomon ceramics 15:44 Lacquered Jōmon vessels Sources and further reading: Tsuji Nobuo, History of Art in Japan, Columbia University Press, 2019 Penelope Mason, History of Japanese Art (2nd edition), Pearson College Div , 2004 Conrad Totman, A History of Japan (2nd Edition), Wiley-Blackwell, 2005 #JomonPottery #JapaneseArtHistory #AncientJapan #Ceramics #JomonPeriod #PrehistoricArt #ArtHistory #FlameVessels #KaenDoki #WorldArchaeology #JapaneseCulture #jomon