关于流入日本的唐制漆器之调查与研究——兼及该时期的中日通道

Abstract:In the 7-9th century，the exchanges between China and Japan reached a peak under the intervention of state power. A large number of artifacts made in the Tang Dynasty exported to Japan during this period，as an important luxury，lacquerware accounted for a large proportion. This study conducted a comprehensive survey of the Tang Dynasty lacquerware collected in museums，temples，and private collectors all over Japan. 82 lacquerwares made in the Tang Dynasty exported to Japan during the 7-9th century were sorted out. 5 methods of distinguishing if the crafts were made in the Tang Dynasty of China were summarized below：1）Utilizing the existing scientific and technological testing results in Japan；2）Using the inscription information of the artifacts；3）Judging from the perspective of craftsmanship；4）Judging from the perspective of history and culture；5）Using Japanese ancient documents record. There were 3 ways of transporting lacquerware to Japan：being directly brought by the Japanese envoys，imported into Japan via North Korea，and possibly carried by local forces or private merchant ships.

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