ting 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 the great potters,Kenzan and Ninsei. In dealing withtheir work, we come near to the… … FIG. 16. PERFU.ME BOX, ORIBE WARE both capable of entering into the pure spirit ofCha-no-yu and producing wares delightful to itsvotaries, if required to do so. Not to depictbut to suggest was the effort of some of Japansgreatest artists, and ornament is not necessarilyart was an axiom thoroughly…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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