Proposal for a New Artifact-Metrics Method (Application to Valuable Pottery, Porcelain and Glass Products)
Keywords:
Artifact-metrics, authenticity verification, glass phosphor, infrared image processing.Abstract
The authors propose a new method in which the
fact that a pottery or porcelain product is actually produced by
the
brand-holder company or by the ceramic artist
(authenticity) can be easily verified, and at the same time,
production of counterfeit products becomes difficult. The
artifact-metrics are used in this method and as the material
used in the method is transparent, the patterns and color tone
created by the master artisan or ceramic artist are not affected.
As the material is applied on to the product in the process of
enameling or glazing, no additional work process is required for
the master artisan or ceramic artist must take. Furthermore,
because the method does not require UV rays or radioactive
rays in registration and verification of products, potential
hazards to the human body or product are eliminated, and no
special skill is required in verification of authenticity. In this
report, the authors indicate high feasibility of this method by
showing results of elementary experiments
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