21 to 24), two being cha-wanof dissimilar character; a third, a kogo, shapedas Fujiyama and with some small figures paintedin the Tosa style ; a fourth a cha-fsubo withdiaper ornament. These few examples can give but a faint ideaof the genius of this great potter. Manyhundreds of pieces would be… … 19. TBA BOWL, BY KENZAN( Brangwyn Collection) 39 The Cha-iio-yu Pottery of Japan
Art · Decoration and ornament
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