Potters and patrons in Edo period Japan : Takatori ware and the Kuroda domain / Andrew L. Maske.
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MACHAKOS UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Technical section | NK 4167.5 .M37 2011 (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | Available | 34608 |
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NK4165.2 .W37 1991 Pre-Tang ceramics of China : | NK 4167 .E3213 1973 The beginnings of Japanese art/ | NK4167.22 .K46 1995 Jomon of Japan : | NK 4167.5 .M37 2011 Potters and patrons in Edo period Japan : | NK4179 .T56 1986 Australian studio pottery & china painting / | NK4210 .A53A4 1982 A retrospective in clay/ | NK 4210 .B5A4 1998 Charles Fergus Binns : |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 257-267) and index.
Introduction. Historical context -- The search for a style : Takatori ware production in the 17th century -- The struggle for stability : later Takatori ware production, 1716-1871 -- From rough to refined : the ceramics of Takatori -- 'Suitable for your use in Cahnoyu' : the tea caddies of Takatori -- Ceramics fit for a lord : the distribution and use of Takatori ceramics -- Epilogue. The Takatori legacy.
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