Description:
Marbling is a result of several differently colored slips that are joggled or combed together. This mixing of slips creates a marbled effect that can be seen on both refined and coarse earthenwares. Marbling is generally more mixed and free form than formal combing.
Stylistic Genre:
The genre for this stylistic element depends on a combination of decorative technique, color, and element.
Cataloging Example for Depicted Sherd:
Stylistic Genre |
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Not Applicable |
Interior/Exterior | Location | Decorative Technique | Color | Stylistic Element | Motif |
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Exterior | Proximal Rim | Slip | Yellow, Intense Light | Marbleized | Individual A |