Nagayo ware
Type of Japanese pottery
Nagayo ware (長与焼, Nagayo-yaki) refers to a type of Japanese pottery produced in the region around the towns of Nagayo in Nagasaki Prefecture, western Japan.
Nagayo ware has links to Kameyama ware.[1] During the Edo period, a number of high-quality ceramic vessels were produced that employed the sancai (三彩; literally: "three colours") type of decoration, which mainly used, but was not limited to, the three colors of brown, green, and a creamy off-white.[2][3]
References
External links
- http://kapitan.b1388.jp/article/0041278.html[permanent dead link]
- http://www.city.isahaya.nagasaki.jp/post69/1720.html
- http://www.city.isahaya.nagasaki.jp/post07/16486.html
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