Japan. Commission impériale à l'Exposition universelle de Paris, 1900, Tronquois, Victor Emmanuel Virgile, 1855-1918, Foukoutci, Mataitci, Ki, Yoshio, Tokyo Teishitsu Hakubutsukan · Paris, M. de Brunoff · leaf 312
373-i592), irakou et l;ilirii[ti:i dr^ pots à thé. [,,^,,1 1 ||iil,.\ iislii lui donna en récompense un sceau dor où était gravé le caractère Rakou et le lui lit iiii|iiiiiier sur les Tcliyawan de sa fabrication. De là cette appelation spéciale deRakou-yaki. Ce sceau, du vivant du 2 Tchyaujirau,… … fait de cailloux pulvérisés,1, sans quon fasse usage rouge. Elles changent à la cuisson. Les noires sont couvertes dun éiqui, à la cuisson, donne cette couleur. Toutes sont pétries à ladu tour. 11 a fabriqué des boîtes à encens, des aiguières, mais surtout des tasses à thi Fig. 62 [i]. Poterie dun…
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