Mikawa Uaiyaki
It was the imperial kiln of the Hirado Domain in the Edo period.
Mainly firing works dedicated to the imperial court and the shogunate
Because of the protection of the Hirado Domain
Firing ceramics with a high degree of completion regardless of time and material
The traditional Sankawai-yaki mainly depicts "Tang Zi-e"
In addition, there are texts such as flowers, plants and animals
In the Edo period, he was ordered by the Hirado domain to "present a picture of Tang Zi"
It is the most famous for the burning of the "Seven Men of Tang Zi Tu".
Therefore, the painting of "Tang Zihui"
Characteristic and representative of the origin
SIZE: Diameter 20cm X Height 3cm
Hirado Kasho Pottery Works
The fifth generation kiln owner - Stone Bozhi
Mainly for cooking utensils
Drawing on traditional dyeing and brocade on the tableware
Works are very wide ranging from pottery, earthenware to pottery, etc.
In recent years, soup swallows, serving dishes, free cups, etc., which are used in ordinary households
Daily food utensils as the main commodity
Representative work: Color Wusu flower painting
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- Porcelain
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- Japan
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- Mikawauchi-yaki was the imperial kiln of the Hirado Domain in the Edo period
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