Dictionary Saba (sand hag)
Coarse-grained sand, semi-weathered and decomposed granite, composed mainly of feldspar and quartz, with mica, kaolin, a...
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Dictionary Sano Kenzan
Sano KenzanOgata Kenzan, who lived in the late Edo period (1603-1867), was invited to Sano in Shimonokuni (Tochigi Prefe...
Dictionary Sairyu
SairyuThe sixth generation of the Raku family. The second son of Yamatoya Kahei of Abura-no-Koji, Kyoto, he joined the R...
Dictionary Sanageyama Seinanroku Kiln Site
Sanageyama Seinanroku Kiln SiteThis is the largest group of Sue ware kiln sites in Japan, where a large amount of Sue wa...
Dictionary Shinzo Sato
Shinzo SatoBorn in Kyoto in 1900, Sato majored in art history at the University of Tokyo and was initially involved in t...
Dictionary Satsuma-yaki (Satsuma porcelain)
Satsuma-yakiSatsuma-yaki is the general term for ceramics produced in Kagoshima Prefecture.However, there are some cases...
Dictionary Sasaki Doyo
Doyo Sasaki (佐々木道誉) was a daimyo (feudal lord) of the Fuuryu school. Born in 1295 (Einin 3). He was also called Kyogoku ...
Dictionary Sakurai Valley Kiln Site Group
This is a group of Sue ware kiln sites located mainly in Nohata, Toyonaka City, Osaka Prefecture (formerly Oaza Nohata, ...
Dictionary SAKAZUKI (sake cup)
SAKAZUKI (sake cup)The meaning of the word is "to serve sake. In Japan, it is also called "kawarake," as it was once mos...
Dictionary Sakai-ryu (Sakai School)
Sakai-ryu is a school of tea ceremony established in the late Muromachi period (1333-1573). It is also called Shaogo-ryu...
Dictionary Sakaida Ensei
Father of Kakiemon I. He moved from Shiraishi in the eastern part of Arita (Shiraishi Town, Kishima County, Saga Prefect...
Dictionary Shibayama Kiln
This was an official kiln established in Zhengzhou, Henan Province during the Xiande reign (954-160) of King Sejong of t...