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… … FIG. 15. PERFUME BOX, ORIBE WARE that no potter in this country woulddream of imitating it for use in an Eng-lish drawing-room. Although in this short article I mustof necessity pass over the names of manymakes and makers of Cha-no-y u potterywhich are in much repute, I cannotomit some mention of…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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