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Pottery styles characteristic of Fukuchiyama in northern Kyushu from the early 17th century, and so named for Korean potter Chon'gye, known as Agano Kizo. Styles range from the use of a thick, creamy, white ash glaze and dark brown iron glazes in the early 17th century, to raku ware and the introduction of a bluish-green copper glaze in the 18th century.
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- 上野燒 [zh]
- shàng yě shāo [zh]
- shang ye shao [zh]
- shang yeh shao [zh]