Seikozan is a type of Japanese pottery that was produced in the Satsuma domain in Kyushu, Japan, from the late 16th century to the early 20th century. It is characterized by its intricate overglaze enameling, which often features scenes from Japanese mythology, history, and folklore. Seikozan pottery is typically made from a fine white clay, and it is fired at a high temperature. The overglaze enamelling is applied after the pottery has been fired, and it is then fired again at a lower temperature. This process creates a durable and colourful glaze that is resistant to scratches and chipping.
Seikozan pottery is often decorated with scenes from Japanese mythology, history, and folklore. These scenes are often depicted in a very detailed and realistic manner, and they can be quite complex and intricate.
The first Seikozan kilns were established in the late 16th century by Korean potters who had been brought more...
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