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Kannyu (Craze)

Refers to the crack patterns that appear on the surface of ceramics, caused by the glaze.

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Somenishiki

This refers to a decorative technique in which overglaze enamels are applied over underglaze blue.

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Suyaki

This is a stage in the ceramic manufacturing process where formed and dried clay is fired at approximately 900℃ for 8 to 9 hours.

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Shitaetsuke (Underglaze Painting)

Underglaze decoration is a porcelain decorating technique in which designs are painted onto unglazed bisque ware with a blue pigment called "gosu" before glazing.

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Sumihajiki

Sumi-hajiki is one underglaze painting technique similar to batik dyeing.

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Kuchibeni

Kuchibeni is a traditional decorative technique in which a reddish-brown glaze containing iron is applied to the rim of a vessel.

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Ko-Imari (Old Imari)

Koimari is a general term for porcelains, mainly Arita ware, that were fired during the Edo period.

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Jiki (Porcelain)

Porcelain is a type of pottery primarily made from stone.

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