ukwan) figured on the next page(Fig. 17) exhibits some of the special features ofthe productions attributed to his influence. Incriticising its form it must be remembered that itsessential purpose is to hold hot water, to keep ithot, and to permit it to be easily poured out whenrequired. As in Raku… … FIG. 14. TEA JAR, ORIBE WARE in proportion to the weight of the pot and itscontents was requisite in the handle, and is duly,but not excessively, provided for. I think theexamination of such a vessel as this is of value toenable us to gauge the standard of what was con-sidered by the Cha-jin to be…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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