FIG. II. TEA BOWL, BEKKO-GUSORI SATSUMA The Cha-no-yu Pottery of Japan … FIG. 12. TEA JAR, BY TOSHIRO of glazed pottery. Upon his return he settled inSato, where suitable earth was to be found inabundance for his purpose. So highly is he esteemedin the land of his birth that a temple has beenerected to his memory, where festivals are held inhis honour twice a year. The…
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