April 23, 2024
Japanese Tea Ceremony :"SETO-YAKI" MIZUSASHI.@t237
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DESCRIPTION Japanese Tea Ceremony : "SETO-YAKI(ware)" MIZUSASHI.@t237 *Seto ware : It is the general term of the porcelain and pottery made in Seto-shi, Aichi Prefecture. It was the 8th century that the pottery was baked for the first time in Seto. The glazed pottery came to be baked in the 12th century. Those days, t is no other pottery which was glazed on Japan, and Seto ware was treated as high-quality articles. Generally the Seto ware at the time is called "Ko-Seto (old Seto ware)". Two kinds of glaze breezed by natural glaze are the features. One is light yellow-green "Kaiyu (ash glaze)", and another is deep brown "Tetsuyu (iron glaze)". The porcelain of Seto ware began to be made in the 17th century, and the mainstream moved from the pottery to porcelain. The price became handy by mass production, so Seto ware was liked as porcelain for days, and, generally spread.In Japan, porcelain is also called "Setomono". The name is as famous in Japan as it. Width : 15.3cm / 6.0" Condition : Very Good. T is a scratch on a lid. (Refer to the pictures.) PAYMENT We accept PayPal or International POSTAL Money Order. Notice : Please pay within one week after the auction end. If t is neither contact nor payment within one week, your successful bid will be canceled, and it may leave negative evaluation to your feedback. SHIPMENT Shipment
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