Definition of barbotine in English:

barbotine

noun ˈbɑːbətɪn

mass noun

Slip (liquid clay) used to decorate pottery.
as modifier barbotine decoration
the barbotine method
Example sentencesExamples
- In barbotine work, the decoration was either of the same or of a different colour from that of the ground.
- After a few days, one withdraws the barbotine surplus to find the clearness of the drawing, it is the most critical phase.
- A very colorful barbotine pitcher from the earthenware majolica factory of Monaco with floral motifs and a snake handle.
- Only a small handful of barbotine pitchers seems to have been made primarily for use with absinthe, most are just general purpose water jugs, even if they have fairly small outlets.
- The white slip was applied using the barbotine technique: liquid clay or slip was applied to the surface of the vase by squeezing it through a nozzle from a bag.
- Plastic clay was used for the earlier barbotine tiles as it may have been thought that the design may well not adhere well to a dust-pressed body after firing.
- The upper wall has barbotine decoration in the form of leaf scrolls on both sides running from handle to handle.
- With grey-green glaze on both the interior and exterior, the decoration en barbotine, the exterior with five vertical bands of conical projections.
- Less ambitious barbotine wares occur in the Danubian areas (especially Bulgaria) and in Egypt.
- Thereafter the excess barbotine becomes diluted in the tank 11 and is discharged through the outlet 30 in order to be regenerated and recycled.
- Another smith, probably Vulcan, appears on a large cream vessel from Ashton, with the figures in low barbotine relief, details being picked out in dark bronze slip.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French.

单词	barbotine
释义	Definition of barbotine in English: barbotine noun ˈbɑːbətɪn mass noun Slip (liquid clay) used to decorate pottery. as modifier barbotine decoration the barbotine method Example sentencesExamples In barbotine work, the decoration was either of the same or of a different colour from that of the ground. After a few days, one withdraws the barbotine surplus to find the clearness of the drawing, it is the most critical phase. A very colorful barbotine pitcher from the earthenware majolica factory of Monaco with floral motifs and a snake handle. Only a small handful of barbotine pitchers seems to have been made primarily for use with absinthe, most are just general purpose water jugs, even if they have fairly small outlets. The white slip was applied using the barbotine technique: liquid clay or slip was applied to the surface of the vase by squeezing it through a nozzle from a bag. Plastic clay was used for the earlier barbotine tiles as it may have been thought that the design may well not adhere well to a dust-pressed body after firing. The upper wall has barbotine decoration in the form of leaf scrolls on both sides running from handle to handle. With grey-green glaze on both the interior and exterior, the decoration en barbotine, the exterior with five vertical bands of conical projections. Less ambitious barbotine wares occur in the Danubian areas (especially Bulgaria) and in Egypt. Thereafter the excess barbotine becomes diluted in the tank 11 and is discharged through the outlet 30 in order to be regenerated and recycled. Another smith, probably Vulcan, appears on a large cream vessel from Ashton, with the figures in low barbotine relief, details being picked out in dark bronze slip. Origin Mid 19th century: from French.
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