ceramics

Hori KaratsuA type of Karatsu ware produced by the Kishitake Iidogama kiln. It is a bold, kutsu-shape tea bowl with a na...

Hobashira Kiln is an old kiln of the Karatsu ware Onikotake lineage located in Hobashira, Kitahata-mura, Higashimatsuura...

Lord of the Kokura domain in Buzen Province (Fukuoka Prefecture). As a tea master, he was one of the seven philosophers ...

Hosokaido (Hosokawa well)Great specialties. Korean tea bowl, famous hand well. This is a large tea bowl of majestic and ...

HozenMaster craftsman Eiraku Hozen in Kyoto. Adopted son of Zengoro Ryozen X, he succeeded to the 11th generation of the...

Hozuki BunrinA great masterpiece. A Chinese-style Bunrin tea caddy. The name was derived from the similarity of the glaz...

Horoku (sand pot, gun brand)Also written as horoku and roroku. It is a type of unglazed earthenware pot used for cooking...

Enamel is a translation of enamel, which is an opaque glassy material with a strong luster. There are three major types ...

When a gourd is not yet ripe, it is covered with a mold engraved with a desired pattern, and as the gourd matures, the m...

Hourin (Fenglin)Specialty. One of the seven types of Raku ware tea bowls. The name comes from the fact that it belonged ...

HojuanSpecialty items. Korean tea bowl, blue well. Originally located in Inuyama, Owari Province (Aichi Prefecture), it ...

HouraiSpecialty. Korean tea bowl, blue well. The name is an allusion to the blue well glaze color of the dense pine tree...