Shigaraki ware pottery

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Shigaraki ware pottery is a traditional Japanese stoneware celebrated for its rustic aesthetics, natural ash glazes, and historical production in the Shigaraki region of Shiga Prefecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese pottery
stoneware
traditional craft
aestheticConcept shibui
wabi‑sabi
associatedWith Japanese tea ceremony
country Japan
culturalStatus important regional craft of Shiga Prefecture
feature natural kiln variations
spontaneous ash drips
visible clay impurities
firingMethod anagama kiln firing
noborigama kiln firing
wood‑fired
glazeType natural ash glaze
hasColor greenish natural ash glass
pale beige
reddish‑orange
historicalUse everyday utilitarian wares
storage jars
tea ceremony utensils
water jars
influencedBy local clay resources of Shigaraki region
influences contemporary Japanese studio pottery
locatedIn Kōka NERFINISHED
Shiga Prefecture NERFINISHED
Shigaraki NERFINISHED
material high‑silica clay
stoneware clay
notableFeature kiln‑scarring and fire marks
natural ash glaze effects
rustic aesthetics
use of feldspar inclusions
warm orange‑reddish clay body
partOf Six Ancient Kilns of Japan NERFINISHED
productionStartTime Kamakura period NERFINISHED
productionType handmade
kiln‑fired
wheel‑thrown
recognizedAs one of the Six Ancient Kilns of Japan
region Kansai region
texture coarse
sandy
tourismAttraction Shigaraki pottery town and kilns NERFINISHED
usedFor flower vases
sake bottles
tableware
tea bowls

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Shigaraki Mountains associatedWith Shigaraki ware pottery
Kōka hasCulturalHeritage Shigaraki ware pottery
this entity surface form: Shigaraki ware