We have the Welsh Dragon 🙂
Fantastic post… Thank you.
A 19th century Japanese map, the Jishin-no-ben, depicting an ouroboros dragon which causes earthquakes.
While the title of this post comes from a phrase on a few older maps depicting uncharted or dangerous territory, there’s no danger here, although maybe there is a little uncharted territory.
Rather than a potter specific post or pots from my collection, today’s article will be the first in a series of articles which will focus on containers from a variety of potters, each with a specific theme, style, or glaze. Today: Dragon Pots!
Dragon by Katsushika Hokusai
The history and mythology of Dragons is long and fascinating, a thing that binds all cultures together in our collective mythology. Both the East and the West have mythological histories with dragons, though in the West dragons are almost solely regarded as evil(most likely a medieval link to the book of Revelations which refers to Satan as…
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BONSAI WALES 