Hanaire Tobi-Seiji Heishi Hanaire
Tobi-Seiji Heishi HanaireFei celadon vase with vase and child's vase.National Treasure. Bi-ch'ing celadon porcelain refe...
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Hanaire 
Iga ware Iga Water jar with two handles, known as “Yabure-bukuro”
Iga Water jar with two handles, known as "Yabure-bukuro"Important Cultural PropertyHeight 21.3cm, Bore 12.5cm, Left and ...
Explanation Shino Ware and Mino Ware Circumstances
SinoKujiri KilnThis kiln is located in Kusiri, Izumi-cho, Toki-shi, Gifu Prefecture. Kushiri was written "chicken" in an...
Explanation Ki-Seto
Ki-Seto chawan The Mino ceramic production area during the Momoyama period (1573-1600) was, even from today's perspectiv...
Explanation Seto-guro
Seto-guro Setoguro, like Kizeto, did not appear suddenly in the Momoyama Period, but rather, it appeared on top of the t...
Explanation Tea Bowl Explanation Japan 1
Tea Bowl Explanation Japan 1Chojiro, Doyuri, Koetsu, Karatsu, Hagi, Takatori, Satsuma, Shigaraki, Asahi, Nikiyo, KenzanC...
Explanation Tea Bowl Explanation Korean 2
Tea Bowl Explanation Korean 2Mishima, Hakeme, Kumagawa, persimmon calyx, calyx, toddy, Wu ware, split height stand, Gosh...
Explanation Tea Bowl Explanation Korean 1
Tea Bowl Explanation Korean 1Well, well side, buckwheat, rain leak, kohiki, hard hand, egg hand Tea bowls made in Joseon...
Explanation Tea Bowl, Description CHINA I
Tea Bowl, Description CHINATenmoku, celadon, painted Koryo, red glaze, underglaze blue, old underglaze blue, gosuzu, Sho...
Explanation Earthen ware and Sue ware
Sue ware In history, the ancient period was an era in which the establishment of a unified nation was the foundation for...
Explanation Oribe
Outline of OribeOribe Chawan It is needless to say that the name "Oribe-yaki" comes from Furuta Oribe Shigenori (1544-16...
Explanation Bizen
Bizwen MizusashiWhat is Bizen? Bizen, along with Tanba, Iga, Shigaraki, and Suzu kilns, is a representative of the Sue k...