Dictionary Masu (square)
Masu (square)Specialty. Raku ware tea bowl, one of the seven types of NONKOU. It is so named because of its square shape...
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Dictionary Majolica
MajolicaPainted ceramics produced in Italy from the early fifteenth century and made famous during the Renaissance. Most...
Dictionary Mashiko Yaki (Mashiko Pottery)
Mashiko Yaki (Mashiko Pottery)Mashiko ware is produced in Mashiko Town, Haga County, Tochigi Prefecture. It was founded ...
Dictionary Masaki
MasakiChuko Meibutsu. Hafu-gama tea caddy, Masaki Tebonya. The vine of the Masaki tree turns red in winter, and this tea...
Dictionary Makomo
MakomoSpecialty. Raku ware tea bowl, black, by Chojiro. The inscription is Sen-no-Rikyu's inscription.The name "Makomomo...
Dictionary Maki-neri (kneading by rolling)
As soon as rough kneading is completed, maki neri is performed to start shaping. Maki-neeri is a method of kneading clay...
Dictionary Meissen porcelain
Meissen porcelainMeissen porcelainAt the beginning of the 18th century, the alchemist Begger in Meissen, Germany, succee...
Dictionary Hon-yaki
Hon-yaki is the glaze firing process in the production of ceramics, and the kiln used for this process is called a hon-y...
Dictionary Hompo Tosetsu (Japanese pottery theory)
Book title. One volume. Written by Imaizumi Yusaku and published in April 1891. This work was serialized in the antique ...
Dictionary Honnoji Bunrin
Honnoji BunrinA great masterpiece. A tea caddy with a Chinese design of Bunrin. Also called Mikazuki Bunrin. It is also ...
Dictionary Hori Mishima (carved Mishima)
Hori Mishima (carved Mishima)This term refers to Mishima tea bowls with carved patterns of hinokigaki, but in modern tim...
Dictionary Horidashi Karatsu (dug-out Karatsu)
This is one of the specialties of Karatsu as described by antique dealers. It was produced from the Kan'ei period (1624-...