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Kushime Koudai (comb-patterned footring) is a unique decorative technique seen only on Nabeshima-style ceramics.

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Mikomi refers to the inner, widened part of porcelain or pottery.

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Monohara refers to a place where failed products from a kiln, broken pottery during firing, or fragments of kiln tools were discarded.

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Nigoshide

Among porcelain bodies, this refers specifically to those with a soft, milky white color, tinged slightly with cream.

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Oniwayaki ware is

During the Edo period, daimyo (feudal lords) and kuge (court nobles) had pottery fired in kilns built on their own estates or gardens as a hobby.

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Dutch East India Company (VOC)

It is a chartered company established in 1602 for trade between East Asia and Europe.

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What is Sarayama?

Sarayama refers to a place where pottery was once produced.

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