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Types of Noshi and How to Write Them: A Guide to "Omote-gaki" and "Na-ire" -For Wedding Gifts, Baby Shower Gifts, Return Gifts, Housewarming Gifts, Recovery Gifts, and More-

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Kintsugi (金継ぎ) is a

Kintsugi is a traditional Japanese repair technique in which broken ceramic or pottery pieces are mended with lacquer and then adorned with powdered gold or other metal dust along the seams.

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What is Meissen?

Meissen is the name of a city in eastern Germany. The Meissen porcelain factory became widely known as one of Europe's leading kilns, and at the same time, it helped spread the name of Arita ware to the world.

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What is Seigaiha?

Seigaiha is a pattern depicting overlapping waves, commonly seen in Nabeshima ware.

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Arita Porcelain Fair

It is Japan's largest pottery market, held annually in Arita Town, Saga Prefecture, during Golden Week (April 29 - May 5).

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What is sometsuke?

Sometsuke refers to a technique of painting designs on a raw ceramic body with an indigo pigment called "cobalt," then applying a transparent glaze over it and firing it. It is a type of "underglaze painting."

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tes

Originally, "Tenmoku" referred to a type of matcha bowl used in the tea ceremony.

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What is clay?

Clay is a sticky soil that is used as a material for pottery.

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