Bowes, James Lord, 1834-1899 · London [etc.] Henry Sotheran & co. · leaf 59
21 MARKS AND SEALS ON POTTERY. manner in which it is used. When this character designates a place, it is also read as San or Yaina, the latter being the Japanese, and the former the Chinese form. lii * ZAN, SAN, OK YAMA. TAN -ZAN. HICHO-ZAN. KIOKU-ZAN. Painted. Painted. Pa:u ted. Kioto. Hizcu. Kaga. … Kioto. AKAHADA-YAMA, MIOGI-SAN, Name- of a Place. Miogi Mountain. Pain ted. 0 tv a ri. Imp ressed. A ha h ad a. The words An^ Tei, Ken, Ro, Yen, Sal, Do and Sha, meaning house, temple, hall and so forth, are constantly
Pottery · Pottery, Japanese
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