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Imari Porcelain Festivals @Imari Kiln Village, Kyushu, Japan
Okawachiyama Village In the center of the photo is the sign of Seizan-yo, one of the 30 kilns in the village, where I bought Imari porcelain vases (photos below). ) One of them is my profile photo for this blog. … Continue reading
Posted in Imari Porcelain
Tagged Asian pottery, events, festival, Imari, Imari Porcelain, Japan blog, Japanese pottery, Kyushu, kyushu blog, porcelain products, porcelain vases, Saga, sightseeing area, tourism, yomoto, 九州, 伊万里, 伊万里焼, 佐賀
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Imari Kiln Village, Kyushu, Japan – Where Imari porcelain came from
This is my Imari series #1. A quaint small village on the steep slopes of the mountains in southwestern Japan – Imari porcelain (伊万里焼) was produced in this village from the late 17th century to mid-19th century, under the protection of … Continue reading
Posted in Imari Porcelain, Kyushu
Tagged Asian pottery, 焼き物, Imari, Imari Porcelain, Japan, Japanese pottery, Kyushu, Okawachi, Saga, 大川内, 九州, 伊万里, 伊万里焼, 佐賀
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