Dictionary Contemporary Ceramics in America
The full-fledged ceramic art movement in the United States began in the mid-1950s after World War II. The ceramic moveme...
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Dictionary Dictionary Ameya
The originator of Raku ware. Father of Chojiro I. According to the "Wahan shohutsu chao" (1694, compiled in the seventh ...
Dictionary Amur
Amur is a small city located in Mazanderan on the Caspian Sea coast in the north of Iran. Because of the abundant rainfa...
Dictionary Amamori
AmamoriA type of Korean teacup. The name comes from the soaking pattern on the inside and outside of the bowl that looks...
Dictionary Amagoki (nun goki)
AmagokiA type of Korean Wu ware tea bowl. This is a rice bowl used in the morning and evening by women who stayed at Yak...
Dictionary Amagumo Rain cloud
AmagumoImportant cultural property. A masterpiece. Raku ware tea bowl, black, by Koetsu. It is probably called "Amagumo"...
Dictionary Amakusa porcelain
Amakusa porcelainAmakusa Island in Kumamoto Prefecture is a source of quartz coarse-grained rock, which is used as a raw...
Dictionary Amakusa Pottery Stone
Amakusa Pottery StoneAmakusaishi is the main raw material for ceramics in Japan, and is used for both glaze and base. Am...
Dictionary Aburi (Roasting)
In the firing of ceramics, the kiln is fired slowly so that the temperature inside the kiln is uniform from the start of...
Dictionary Aburaya-katatsuki
Aburaya-katatsukiA great masterpiece. This tea caddy was made by Han. This tea caddy was the most respected of the Daimo...
Dictionary Anagama (cave kiln)
Anagama (cave kiln)Anagama is a type of old kiln. It seems to be an ancient Korean style. In the period of unglazed cera...
Dictionary Ato-e (after-painting)
A term used to describe a later addition to a painting, i.e., a painting that was not originally there, but was added la...