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The main street along the river is lined with dozens of pottery shops.
Seto japan ceramics. It is confirmed that the town has produced ceramics since the 10th century but nearby in the sanage hills there is evidence that it can be longer. Having a history of over 1 000 years and a matching tradition seto ware represents japanese ceramic culture and traditions. Seto international ceramic glass art exchange program the word seto mono has historically been used in japan to designate the ceramics in any style. Seto ware 瀬戸焼 seto yaki is a type of japanese pottery stoneware and ceramics produced in and around the city of seto in aichi prefecture japan.
Seto is one of the six most important ancient kiln towns along with bizen echizen tanba tokoname and shigaraki. During the edo period tamakichi kato brought new methods of ceramic production to seto and founded his own style. Seto has a long history of producing ceramics. Eventually the clan of owari became his patrons which allowed his style to flourish.
In japan the term setomono lit. The japanese term for it setomono is also used as a generic term for all pottery. Kamajirushi are the small markings on pots that identify the potter or production kiln. Japan s first glazed ware koseto originally made for buddhist artifacts was also produced in seto in the latter half of the 10th century.
Seto s things means ceramics. As each japanese pottery and porcelain has different features such as shape color and touch seto ware has many characteristics that distinguish itself from other porcelain. Ceramics produced in seto city are known as setomono seto ware which has become a generic word for ceramics not only in japan but also world wide. Seto itself refers to both the city and the style of pottery that originated there.
It was first produced in the later kamakura period toward the close of the 13th century. Seto ware ceramics manufactured in seto by one of the so called six ancient kilns of japan. What makes seto ware outstanding in the kamakura period was that seto ware was the only porcelain which got glazed in the era. Seto is also one of japan s six old kilns.
The city of seto is famous for its pottery and ceramics so much so that the generic word for ceramics in japanese is setomono 瀬戸物. Seto city is one of japan s most historic centers of pottery making and ceramics with production going back to at least the 10th century and even before in the nearby hills of sanage. Seto has a long history of ceramics.
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