Roof tiles of Baekje, roof-end tile, solar disc, lotus
National Museum of Korea, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South KoreaRoof-end tile. Three kingdoms period (Baekje), 4th-5th Century Seokchon-dong Tomb, Seoul. The roof tiles of Baekje establish Baekje's unique style mainly consisting of lotus flower patterns as it goes through the Ungjin and Sabi period. During the Ungjin period, the kingdom of Baekje newly adopted the roof tile production technology of Liang of Southern Dynasties, and the production of roof tiles also gained momentum as many Buddhist temples were built after moving the capital to Sabi. The roof tile production technology of Baekje was introduced to Silla as well as Japan. Dr. Wa who was sent to Japan influenced the development of Asuka roof tiles.
Supplementary images:
Roof-end tile lotus pattern
Taken on Wednesday 27th of May 2015
Device: OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP.
Model: SP800UZ
Tags:
circles forming a cross
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clay
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cross on clay
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disc
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flower-like
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lotus
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roof tile
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seven circles
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six-pointed cross
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solar disc
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stone
Source: Seoul, South Korea
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