Which was not something the aristocracy did during the heian period?

A. Dressed in expensive clothes

B. Enjoyed poetry and music

C. Produced beautiful pottery and jewlery

D. lived in large houses with gardens

The answer is "C".

Production of pottery and jewlery was not something the aristocracy did during the heian period.

Explanation:

Manual activities such as the realization of pottery and jewelry were carried out by people who had other social status. The aristocracy was more focused on the hedonistic experience of enjoyment. The aristocracy of the Heian period was characterized by its elegance in the way of dressing. For example, the women of the court wore a Kimono of several layers of colored silk that in winter could weigh up to 20 kilos. The engravings of these robes and their colors differentiated the social ranks of each person. The aristocracy of the Heian period wanted to live a refined lifestyle for which it was essential to create almost dreamy spaces for their homes that surrounded by beautiful gardens and water fountains. Everything to have pleasant sensations. Enjoyment through cultural activities such as the appreciation of paintings, poetry and music were frequent activities for members of the aristocracy. They also made excursions, practiced archery and falconry, attended fighting competitions, played with balls.

The answer is C. Produced beutiful pottery and jewlery. While japan and china had many paintings produced, jewlery and pottery are not something iether of the countries are known for.