ceramics

TagonouraA specialty. It is named after the white glazed scenery in the prospective of Hagi ware tea bowls, which is rem...

Takotsubo-type earthenwareA tawara-ware jar used to catch octopi. It is a long jar about 30 centimeters high or less. It...

Takenofushi (Bamboo joints)In the case of incense burners, incense containers, and tea bowls, it refers to the convexity...

TakinamiChukyo specialties. Kinkasan tea caddy, Takinami copy of the poem. This tea caddy was inscribed by Enshu Kobori ...

The place where fuel is burned in a kiln. Older kilns did not have a special structure; they were simply filled with goo...

Takatoriyaki (Takatori ware)Takatoriyaki (Takatori ware)Takatori ware is a pottery produced in Fukuoka Prefecture. It is...

Tortoiseshell cupTortoiseshell cups are iron black-glazed tea bowls with a tortoiseshell pattern on the outside. Tortois...

Thai CeramicsThailand, along with Annan, is one of the few Southeast Asian countries that produced its own ceramics unde...

The Kiln Manufacturers' Association was founded on October 10, 1891 (Meiji 24) for the purpose of promoting the progress...

Daitokuji Wu WareA type of Korean Kureki tea bowl. It was introduced to Daitokuji Temple in Kyoto, hence the name. The n...

Taisho MeikikikagamiBook title. Written and edited by Takahashi Broomian. Nine volumes in thirteen. A catalogue of famou...

Firebricks are made of fire-resistant clay and used in the construction of kilns. In the Meiji era (1868-1912), white br...