Arita ware hexagonal dish

1616 Joseon potter Yi Sampyeong et al. Pottery Stone, the raw material for porcelain, was discovered in Quanshan And began to make porcelain in Japan Later, due to the rapid production of porcelain Leading to the deforestation of forests for firewood In 1637, the Sagabeshima Domain To protect the forest Abolition of most potters Integrated into the Imari and Arita areas And limited to 13 kilns in Arita At that time, the export port was Imari Port. Therefore, Arita ware is also called "Imari". Although modern times have entered the era of fully automated production It can produce pure white clay and smooth glaze in large quantities. However, the interesting brushstrokes of dyeing are hard to match with modern products. ----------------------------------------- Size: Length 17.5x20cm X Height 2.5cm *Handmade, glaze color and size may vary slightly