1ST QUIZ Flashcards
(50 cards)
refers to the early forms of religious beliefs and practices found in ancient and indigenous
societies in Korea
SHAMANISM
Traditional coloring on wooden buildings and artifacts in Korea for decoration and style that can be seen on ancient murals from the Goguryeo Kingdom era.
DANCHEONG
Korean paper handmade from the mulberry tree
HANJI
The Golden Age of Chinese Arts
TANG DYNASTY
Known as china clay, an essential ingredient in making china and porcelain
KAOLIN
A traditional chinese wooden lattice window featuring intricate geometric or floral patterns
KESHAN
A tiered tower with multiple eaves erected as a memorial or to hold relics
PAGODA
Monumental archway or gateway in china with one, three or five openings. Erected as a memorial at the construction
PAI-LOU/ PAIFANG
Type of Chinese rural dwelling known as a little kingdom enclosed with a thick load-bearing rammed earth walls
TULOU/ HAKKA HOUSE
Chinese horseshoe-back chairs
QUANYI CHAIR
Chinese-American Architect known for the glass pyramid and the Louvre in Paris
I.M PEI
A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Israel that has architectural significance and was constructed from the early 1930s until 1950s
TEL AVIV “WHITE CITY”
Prominent building material used in architectural structures in Israel
JERUSALEM STONE
Spanish Architect and Engineer designed the Bridge of Strings or Jerusalem Light Rail Bridge
SANTIAGO CALATRAVA
Korean ceramic known for its jade-green glaze and intricate designs produced during Goryeo Dynasty
CELADON
Korea’s traditional houses designed with a deep respect for nature and balance
HANOK
Traditional korean stoneware that is blue-green ceramic covered with a white slip made during Joseon Period with geometric forms, peony flowers, birds, dots and pairs of fish as common motifs
BUNCHEONG WARE
Korean house flooring in areas that were open to the outside covered with wooden sections
MARU
Korean house flooring consisted of internal sections of heated floors covered by oiled paper
ONDOL
Arabic term meaning ‘sitting places’ where community members gather to discuss local events and issues
MAJLIS
An architectural element which is characteristic of traditional architecture in the Islamic world used for ventilation and privacy
MASHRABIYA
Traditional Arabian Incense burner
MABKHARA
Pattern featured on walls, ceilings, carpets, and textiles in Islamic culture symbolizing unity of belief
ARABESQUE
Hand-painted ceramic tiles with floral and geometric designs used in turkish interiors
IZNIK