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Item Code：7602842
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口径
高台径
高さ
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12.5
5.3
8
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[Iroe (polychrome pottery)]
A technique of decorating ceramics.
Iroe refers to painting motifs or patterns using lead-based red, yellow and green color glazes on the surface of glazed and fired earthenwares, porcelains, and firing them again at a lower temperature (around 800 degrees C) so the colored glaze melts onto the underglaze.
Arita ware is one of the representative iroe ceramics in Japan.
[ Kinsai ]
Gold paint/dyes used for ceramics and fabrics.
[Jogaku HASHIMOTO] (1907-)
A Japanese potter. The master of Narutaki kiln in Kyoto.
Born in Fukui in 1907. He run the pottery manufacturer business in China (former Manchuria) in 1940 at the age of 33, then he studied pottery under Shinpo Inoue, a Kyoyaki ware potter after the war since 1945. He established his kiln “Narutakian” in Narutaki, Kyoto in 1955, and moved it to Gojozaka in 1957.
He has great talent of Iroe Ninsei utsushi and mainly creates elegant tea utensils.
A Japanese potter, Shiun Hashimoto is his son.
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