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Namagake

This refers to a method of applying ceramic glaze where the glaze is applied directly to the unfired, shaped clay (greenware) without bisque firing, and then fired in the main firing process.

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Nihon Rokkoyo

The Six Ancient Kilns of Japan is a collective term for six representative pottery-producing regions in Japan, where production began between the 8th and 15th centuries and continues to this day.

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What is ceramic stone?

Toseki (pottery stone) is a raw material for porcelain products, also known as "jiseki" (porcelain stone).

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Nabeshima

The finest Japanese porcelain, a special type of pottery, is called "Nabeshima."

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Seto-yaki

Seto-yaki is a general term for ceramics produced in and around Seto City, Aichi Prefecture.

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Setomono

While "Setomono" originally referred to "Setoyaki," pottery fired in and around Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, it is also used as a general term for ceramics.

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Shoki Imari (Early Imari)

Early Imari refers to porcelain fired in Arita from the 1610s to around the 1630s, representing the initial stage of Ko-Imari (Old Imari).

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Karakusa pattern

Karakusamon (arabesque patterns) are designs that depict the powerful growth of plant vines, intertwining and spreading out.

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