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The term "Imari ware" currently refers to the general name for porcelain products made in Imari City, Saga Prefecture.

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Jikkunana-yama refers to specific areas in Arita that were permitted to use porcelain stone from the Izumiyama quarry during the Edo period.

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Kamamoto

A "kamamoto" refers to a place where pottery or porcelain is produced, or to the potter/owner of such an establishment.

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Karamono

Karamono refers to Chinese antique ceramics imported into Japan.

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Kiji

Kiji (生地) refers to a vessel made from ceramic raw materials like pottery stone or clay that has been shaped but not yet fired. It is sometimes also called soji (素地).

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Kinrande

Kinrande is a style of Ko-Imari porcelain characterized by its elaborate designs, created by applying gold over colored glazes.

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Koraimono

Kōraimono refers to antique Chinese ceramics imported into Japan.

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