rs, was only partially rubbedaway from the plain surface, bands ofbrush work being left untouched betweenthe patterns, as seen in one of the bowls repro-duced (Fig. 28). In other cases, the pattern isomitted altogether, the brush-work being appliedalone and fired without further operation.… … FIG. 25. TEA BOWL, BY HOZEN 41 The Cha-no-yu Pottery of Japan
Art · Decoration and ornament
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