ceramic ware
11ware — I [[t]wɛər[/t]] n. 1) Usu., wares a) articles of merchandise or manufacture; goods b) any intangible items, as artistic skills or intellectual accomplishments, that are salable 2) a specified kind of merchandise (usu. used in combination):… …
12ware — A collective term for pottery and ceramic objects …
13-ware — [wɛ:] combining form 1》 denoting articles made of ceramic or used in cooking and serving food: tableware. 2》 denoting a kind of software: groupware …
14Asbestos-Ceramic — ( ca 3900 1800 BP) refers to types of pottery manufactured with asbestos and clay with adiabatic behaviour in Finland, Karelia and Northern Scandinavia. A further vessel type does not contain any asbestos, but it has insulating properties and is… …
15Shino ware — ▪ Japanese ceramic ware glazed Japanese ceramic ware produced in Mino Province (in modern Gifu Prefecture), and perhaps the most typical variety of pottery produced during the Azuchi Momoyama period (1574–1600). The name shino may possibly… …
16karatsu ware — kəˈrät(ˌ)sü noun Usage: usually capitalized K Etymology: from Karatsu, city in Japan : a Japanese ceramic ware traditionally made from about the 16th century at Karatsu on Kyushu island that is probably the earliest glazed Japanese ceramic ware,… …
17Takatori ware — nihongo|Takatori ware|高取焼|Takatori yaki is a ceramic ware made in Fukuoka Prefecture.The kiln which made this ware became one of the famous Seven Kilns which made wares for the tea ceremony master Kobori Enshu.ee also* Agano wareReferences* [http …
18Seto-guro ware — ▪ Japanese pottery Japanese ceramic ware created at Mino during 1573–96. A black ware, it stands in contrast to the contemporary pure white Shino ware. Seto guro (“black Seto”) was produced by a process that involved firing the iron glaze… …
19Agano ware — nihongo|Agano ware|上野焼|Agano yaki is a ceramic ware made in Fukuoka Prefecture.It was originally associated with the tea ceremony but that is no longer its only use.References* [http://www.e yakimono.net/guide/html/other styles.html e… …
20Ki Seto ware — ▪ pottery yellow toned ceramic ware made from fine, white clay covered with iron ash glazes in the Mino area in central Honshu, Japan, from the late Muromachi period (1338–1573) onward. Ki Seto (“Yellow Seto”) is divided into two main types …
