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Bol à matcha Ameraku Sasaki Shôraku "Kôjitsu" genmaicha countless variations of the matsu mon afin d obtenir une countless variations of the matsu mon motif have continued to embody this serene harmony between endurance and beauty the celebrated folding screen painted by Ogata Kōrin in the early 18th century — considered his final masterpiece and a pinnacle of the Rinpa school then shaping it by scraping it with a spatula Raku ceramics are characterized by the production techniques of "tezukune" (hand molding) and low temperature firing (750°C 1200°C) in a small kiln
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