Tea Bowl with Peony Decoration
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The nineteenth-century example of inlaid Yatsushiro ware displayed here is emblematic of late Edo-period revivals of buncheong idioms, reflecting the antiquarian predilections of the tea culture and, by extension, of ceramic industries throughout Japan during this period.
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