Tateyama-Do Hasami ware Japanese tea pot ''Iroe Karakusa'' made in Japan DSCO2309

Description

This product is high quality Japanese made porcelain. We imported directly from Japan. You can enjoy color feeling and atmosphere peculiar to Japan. About Hasami ware When Omura lord owner Kiki Omura returns from the role of Bunroku and Keicho, Korean potter Yi Yu Kei accompanied him and it is said that he climbed in the village in 1598 and built a kiln. Initially we had baked pottery with glaze, but by discovering high quality china, porcelain production was central. Originally it was made from porcelain stone of Sangho Town, celadon was the mainstay. After that, it turned out that Amakusa stone widely distributed as a grinding stone was suitable for white magnetic material, purchased a large amount of Amakusa grinding stone and began producing porcelain throughout the town. It is oriented towards the ceramic for masses, specializing in mass production. Nakao Uedo kiln (middle 17th century - 1929) was a huge kiln with a total length of about 160 meters. Meanwhile, it was also intense about the firewood charcoal material with Arita and Mikawa inside. On the mountain called the head of the curtain to which the three clans contact, it is also common for striking the territory and stealing firewoods on a daily basis, and fighting and killing occurred in the mountains. As a result, negotiations on the territorial review will be carried out many times through consultation between the three clans. The triangular prism "Sanjo-stone" standing on the top of the top of the curtain is a product from the battle of pottery over firewood.