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Kasori E

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  • The Great Wave off Kanagawa by Katsushika Hokusai shows a towering blue wave threatening boats, with Mount Fuji visible in the background.
    Japanese art
    / Jōmon period

    The Kasori E type has a salmon-orange surface. During this period a red ochre paint was introduced on some vessel surfaces, as was burnishing, perhaps in an attempt to reduce the porosity of the vessels.

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    The Kasori E type has a salmon-orange surface. During this period a red ochre paint was introduced on some vessel surfaces, as was burnishing, perhaps in an attempt to reduce the porosity of the vessels.

    Read More