Abstract

This investigation explores the extensive influence of Tang Sancai, a seminal element of China’s Tang Dynasty, on the cultural landscapes of Persia and Japan, propelled by the intercultural exchanges along the historic Silk Road. It examines how Tang Sancai’s vivid colors, intricate motifs, and distinctive techniques transcended geographical confines, catalyzing significant evolutions in Persian and Japanese cultural expressions. The study acknowledges Tang Sancai’s substantial impact while concurrently highlighting the distinctive paths of cultural development in Persia and Japan. In these regions, local traditions and aesthetic sensibilities assimilated Chinese elements, fostering unique, regionally tailored cultural syntheses. This research not only sheds light on the dynamic process of cultural interchange but also emphasizes the significance of such exchanges in driving creative adaptations and innovations. Through comparative and historical analyses, the research articulates the diverse legacy of Tang Sancai, showcasing its role as a pivotal agent in the progression of cultural forms, thereby contributing richly to the global tapestry of human cultures.