ceramics

Bakouhan (horsehair locust bond)Bakouhan (horsehair locust bond)Specialty. A celadon tea bowl from China. Ito Togai's "B...

Hakeme (brushwork)Hakeme is a technique of Korean ceramics in which white painted clay is applied with a brush in a sing...

Also called tetsu-tsubo (iron pot) and tsuke-tetsu-tsubo (dipped iron pot). Until the Meiji era (1868-1912), women used ...

White porcelain made in a fixed kiln. However, there are also tile and ceramic bodies. Generally speaking, Hakutei and P...

A type of white porcelain. It was excavated from an ancient burial mound in Korea, but since the kiln site is unknown, m...

Hakuou (Shiraogi)Specialty. Korean tea bowl, Goryeo Dynasty. It was named after the phrase "There is a white ogre inside...

HakuanHakuanA tea bowl belonging to Soya Hakuan (1630-, died in the 7th year of Kan'ei, age 62), a medical official of t...

Hagiyaki (Hagi ware)Hagiyaki (Hagi ware)Hagiyaki (Hagi ware)Hagiyaki is pottery produced in Hagi, Nagato Province (Yamag...

Specialty. Karamono Burin tea caddy. Belonged to Sotan Kamiya of Hakata (Fukuoka City). When Sozan's watchman was about ...

Hakata dolls are clay toys from Hakata, Fukuoka Prefecture. The name "Hakata ningyo" was given to the dolls when they we...

A glaze in which the ashes of plants and trees are used as a fluxing agent. Ashes were generally the most important raw ...

A vessel used in the tea ceremony for charcoal preparation in the furnace and wind furnace. In the furnace, it is filled...