underglaze pencils
Spain
21th Century
Source: Zelal Basodan, 2024
Recipe Details
Ingredients
blue underglaze pencil
Preparation Steps
The author used underglaze pencils to write chosen lines from poems onto ceramic pieces (p. 111). Specifically, the text was written on 3D geometric tiles that had been slip-cast before being fired (p. 113). The writing followed the circular lines of the underlying geometric grid (p. 113).
Original Recipe Text
The author used underglaze pencils to write chosen lines from poems onto ceramic pieces (p. 111). Specifically, the text was written on 3D geometric tiles that had been slip-cast before being fired (p. 113). The writing followed the circular lines of the underlying geometric grid (p. 113).
Evidence
"I embossed these lines in low relief on some pieces while writing them on using underglaze pencils on other pieces (Fig. 72, 73, & 74)."
Remarks
The underglaze pencils were used to reproduce the thuluth Maghrabi/Andalusi script, which the author describes as a 'cursive writing style' found in the epigraphic poems of Alhambra (p. 109). The lines chosen for the work include text from the Tower of the Captive Princess (p. 111).
Scientific Analysis
Analytical Techniques
underglaze pencils
Certainty Level
Confirmed
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
ink
ColorBlue
RegionSpain
Approx. Year2050
Source Information
AuthorZelal Basodan, 2024
Collection3D tile
Language
N/A
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