Fig. 1. Maritime Trade Routes on the Southern Song
Fig. 2. Yuezhoyao, Longquannyao, Cizhouyao Ceramics on the Southern Song
Fig. 3. Comparison of Quanzhou and Jingdezhen Ceramics
Fig. 4. Longquannyao Ceramics, and Jingdezhen Decoration Techniques(반칼: 半刀泥)
Fig. 5. Exportable Kundika for South-East Asia
Table 1. Representative kiln in Minnam Province
Table 2. Pattern Design of Exportable Ceramics in Minnam Province
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