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..., on the jewelry mold suggests that foreign forms had entered the visual lexicon of the urban consumers of the Satavahana period. Molds carrying several designs...

... (base molding), kumbha (“pot” moulding), kalaśa (torus molding) and kapotālī (cyma-eave cornice), and, aside from little bunches of fruit hanging beneath the kapotālī ( Figures 8 and 9 ), is plain. In the portions underneath the central wall niches, the kalaśa is replaced by square, plain...

...Figure 8. Fragmentary mirror mold, ca. 300 bce . Clay, l. 16.5 cm. In the collection of Senoku Hakukokan in Kyōto, no. M200 [formerly in the collection of Yamamoto Nobuo (1880–1947)]. Photograph: courtesy of the Senoku Hakukokan, Sumitomo Collection, © Jun Fukai. Some viewers may have mistaken...

.... 27 These temples are, moreover, scattered among many vil- facetting exterior walls of the vimana, and a preference for lages. They differ from one another in many features of lotus-petal and lion-shaped moldings encircling the tem- their architecture. Scholars have successfully linked...

.... Jageshwar valley. This rivulet is today called the Jata- of Jageshwar’s boundaries or as agents that ensure that ganga. Furthermore, unlike adjacent basins that are the Jataganga has ample, flowing water year-round. characterized by broad floors, sided by hills molded Meanwhile, deoda¯ra or devada¯ra...

..., since mold- ˙ from the upper section˙ of a temple doorway. Door- ings have been carefully carved into the upper section to frames from the late twelfth-century S´an˙ karlin˙ ga tem- correspond to the vertical courses...

...54. Gourd-shaped Vase , China, Yuan dynasty (1271–1368), thirteenth–fourteenth century. Glazed porcelaneous stoneware with mold-impressed relief decoration (Longquan ware), h. 34.6 cm. Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2016–55–1. Gift of Dr. Brian M. Salzberg, 2016. ...

... Analysis, vol. 45 (1992), pp. 6-28. 96-98; The Eastern Han Offering Shrine:A Functional Study, vol. 51 (1998-1999), PP. 16-29. Fairbank,Wilma. Piece-Mold Craftsmanship and Shang Bronze Design, Jenyns, Soame. The Wares...

... Ra¯jasim˙ ha in- tion. This shrine extends into the cave and is flanked scription incorporating˙ the S´aivite curse, the identical by two recessed side shrines, all three of them sharing a inscription in the Dharmara¯ja Mandapa seems to have single base molding. Each shrine has a semicircular step...

... into the mold assemblage.12 Pure copper is soft and difficult to cast because it absorbs gases from the air while molten. Voids or bubbles form throughout the metal when it cools, resulting in a porous material. Adding tin helps to deoxidize the metal and prevent porosity. The addition of lead...

... wooden structure brick belonged to wealthy merchants or landowners, were made from the same brick. Prominent features for whom their tombs as well as their mansions were such as columns and architrave were created with bricks important avenues for self-fashioning and expression. molded to protrude...

...]. Shanghai : Shanghai ren min meishu chubanshe , 1989 . Chen Dazhang 陳大章 . “ Henan Dengxian faxian Beichao qise caihui huaxiangzhuan mu ” 河南鄧縣發現北朝七色彩繪畫像磚墓 [The discovery of a Northern-Dynasty tomb with seven-color polychrome mold-impressed tiles at Dengxian, Henan]. Wenwu , no. 6 ( 1958 ): 55...

...: 1403-1424). China. Wheel-thrown porcelain with molded, applied, and Gift of the R. Charles and Mary Margaret Clevenger Fund engraved decoration under clear glaze; 20.3 x 20.3 x 11.4 cm. ACI999.38.7. Gift of Jo Ann...

... 書畫舫) ( Figure 18 ), bears an intricate depiction of a boat outing and further testifies to the adoption of the art boat as a motif in visual culture, a symbol of refinement, and an aesthetic ideal. This small ink mold is the work of the celebrated Ming-dynasty ink artist Cheng Junfang 程君房 (also...

... and execution are firmly within the local modes. In addition, the same moldings formed the base of the external elevation of north Indian buildings (Figs. 25 and 26). Except for the tell-tale Indic stonework, the Qutb Minar had strong formal connections with its western predecessors, particularly...

... and 66.5 meters north- as a whole. Examination of the wall moldings reveals south. The earlier S´aiva monastic complex and its re- multiple layers in the fortress’s building history, only lated structures effectively became the nucleus of this two of which are significant for our purposes here...

...Figure 20. Brick with molded and painted decoration of a Daoist scene, Southern Dynasties (420–589), excavated at Dengxian, Henan Province, 1958. Earthenware with pigments, 19 × 38 cm. Henan Museum. Photograph: courtesy of Henan Museum. ...