Yamakiikai Japanese Tea cup Matcha Bowl Brown Ibushi pattern made by 高瀬 (Takase) from Japan F1728 Y1730

Description

A wide variety of pottery produced in Gifu Prefecture · Higashi Mino, "Mino-yaki". Mino-yaki supported by long history and tradition, Production of tableware accounts for about 60% of the national share, It is not an exaggeration to say that it is representative of Japanese ceramics. Calcium that is casually used in everyday life and melts in without knowing. That is "Mino-yaki". The history of Minohaki is old, it dates back more than 1300 years ago. At first, technology of Sueki was passed from the Korean Peninsula. In the Heian period (the 10th century), a gray glaze which is said to be white rain was given Pottery began to be baked. This white 改良 improves Sue wood and uses glaze. From this time the number of kilns has increased and it has become a full-fledged pottery producing area