{"id":2044138,"date":"2006-07-10T09:58:35","date_gmt":"2006-07-10T09:58:35","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/romfilatelia.ro\/romagazin\/en\/product\/romanian-pottery-wedding-pots-iii\/"},"modified":"2021-03-24T10:05:11","modified_gmt":"2021-03-24T10:05:11","slug":"romanian-pottery-wedding-pots-iii","status":"publish","type":"product","link":"https:\/\/magazin.romfilatelia.ro\/en\/product\/romanian-pottery-wedding-pots-iii\/","title":{"rendered":"Romanian Pottery – Wedding Pots (III)"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"cele4mari\"<\/a>Romfilatelia, the company specialized in issuing and trading Romanian postage stamps, introduces into circulation the postage stamps issue
\nROMANIAN CERAMICS (Wedding Pots – III).Among the Romanian traditional ceramics, wedding pots have a special place. Wedding pots illustrate the technical inventiveness and the imagination of potters, characterized by the originality of the forms, proportions, decorations and chromatics.
\nThe simplicity of the form, the richness of the motifs, the even distribution of the drawings and the emphasis, obtained through ornament and colour, of certain portions which, as a whole, form a work of art, is a feature of the Romanian peasant art. The composition seems perfect due to its symmetric, alternating and rhythmic distribution of the ornamental motif, but also of the chromatic motif.
\nThe characteristic ornaments of wedding pots are either geometrical (cross, circle, diamond, spiral), zoomorphic (stork, cock, peacock, eagle, horse, lion, dog, snake), astral (stars), or vegetal (fir tree, haulm with leaves and flowers, life tree, flowers).
\nThe frequently used colours are white, golden yellow, orange, red, blue, green, black.
\nThe pots illustrate features of the peasant creation, such as originality,
\ncontinuity, ethnic specificity, functionality and, last but not least, the artistic virtues.
\nThe wedding pots illustrated on the postage stamps of the issue are
\nrepresentative for the ceramics of the counties of Olt, Satu Mare and Arge\u00ba.
\nThe postage stamp having the face value of 30 Bani represents ceramics from Gole\u00bati-Arge\u00ba.
\nThe postage stamp having the face value of 70 Bani illustrates ceramics from Rom\u00e2na-Olt.
\nThe postage stamp having the face value of 1.00 Lei illustrates ceramics from Oboga-Olt.
\nThe postage stamp having the face value of 2.20 Lei represents ceramics from Vama-Satu Mare.<\/p>\n

These ceramic pots are part of the centenarian collection of the Romanian Peasant Museum.
\nTECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS:<\/p>\n

Date of issue: 10.07.2006
\nNumber of values: 4
\nFace value: 30 Bani; 70 Bani; 1.00 Lei; 2.20 Lei
\nPage composition: sheet of 100 pcs., minisheet of 9 stamps
\nStamps size: 21 x 27 mm
\nMinisheet size: 120 x 95 mm
\nPrinting system: offset, in 4 colours, on chromo paper – UK origin
\nRun printing: 1,681,200 stamps: 1,461,600 stamps in sheets of 100, 219,600 stamps in minisheets of 9 stamps.
\n1 FDC 550 pcs., equipped with the postage stamps set, numbered and cancelled with &#8222;the first day&#8220; post mark of the issue.
\nMaxicard: 350 sets (4 images)
\nListing set: 1729
\nListing minisheet: 1729 a<\/p>\n

Issue date: 2006-07-11<\/p>\n

To place your orders, please contact Romfilatelia, the specialized company in philatelic trade, at the following coordinates:<\/p>\n

Address: 28 Fabrica de Chibrituri, 050183, Bucharest, ROMANIA
\nPhone.: + 40 21 336 93 92\/+ 40 21 336.93.46
\nFax: + 40 21 337 24 48
\nE-mail: office@romfilatelia.ro
\nWeb site: www.romfilatelia.ro<\/p>\n

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