Dictionary Oharagi
OharagiSpecialties. Seto teacups, Seto black. Oharagi is firewood cut from the mountains of Ohara, and is also called Ku...
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Dictionary Onikomogae
OnikomogaeThis is one of the Korean tea bowls. It is a kind of Kumagawa, and tea masters call it "Oni" if the way of mak...
Dictionary Oni Oke (Oke)
Oni OkeOnioke is a type of oke (barrel) made of kase (old Shigaraki ware) and was later converted into a water jar. It w...
Dictionary Oni Azami (thistle)
Oni AzamiSpecialty. Raku ware tea bowl, red, by Sozen. The name was given by Kakusai Chihara Soso, who thought that the ...
Dictionary Oniita
OniitaA type of brown iron ore produced in large quantities in the Owari Seto area. It is called "oniita" or "onishi" (d...
Dictionary Otowayama (Mt. Otowa)
OtowayamaChuko Meibutsu. Tea caddy with a broken kiln, abbreviated as "Otowa".The origin of the name is that Kobori Ensh...
Dictionary Dancing spatula
When a vessel is set on the potter's wheel and sharpened, if the angle of the spatula is large enough, the spatula is so...
Dictionary Ochiai Hyonosuke
Born in April 1866 in Kamisue, Komakimura, Higashikasugai-gun, Aichi Prefecture (Kamisue-cho, Komaki City), Ochiai went ...
Dictionary Oda Bunrin
Oda BunrinMasterpiece. Karamono Bunrin tea caddy. It is said to have belonged to the Oda clan, but it is unclear what ki...
Dictionary Oda Nobunaga
Oda NobunagaThe relationship between the ceramic industry and Nobunaga includes the use of Ming-style tiles during the c...
Dictionary Oda Uraku
Oda UrakuTea master of the Momoyama period and founder of the Yuraku school, born in 1547. His real name was Chomasu, an...
Dictionary Osoraku (fear)
OsorakuSpecialty. This tea caddy is inscribed "Shinchu" in the middle of the tea ceremony bowl. There are various theori...