Japanese Imari Teapot and Plate, Edo, 18Th C

Japanese Imari Teapot and Plate, Edo, 18Th C
The porcelain showing typical light-apple-green appearance, which demonstrate its superior in materior.
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$ |; B. b9 g7 D' `% a+ oThe Doucai glazing demonstrate uits excelent in workmanship, thin and tighten compared to egg shell.

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NHK ~ Begin Japanology ~ Imari Porcelain ~ [KWEENSPLIFF]

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Further reading:

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