Izushi ware

Izushi ware (出石焼, Izushi-yaki) is a type of Japanese pottery traditionally from Izushi, Hyōgo prefecture in western Japan.^[1][2]

• Media related to Izushi ware at Wikimedia Commons
• http://www.izushi.co.jp/experiences02/

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Japanese pottery and porcelain

Ancient pottery

• Haji (also haniwa)
• Iriya
• Jōmon (also dogū)
• Kamuiyaki
• Sue
• Yayoi

Ceramics

• Agano
• Aizuhongō
• Akahada
• Akazu
• Amakusa
• Asahi
• Banko
• Bizen
• Echizen
• Hagi
• Iga
• Iwami
• Izushi
• Karatsu
• Kasama
• Kiyomizu
• Koishiwara
• Kosobe
• Kutani
• Kyō
• Mashiko
• Mino (also Oribe and Shino)
• Mumyōi
• Ōborisōma
• Onta
• Ōtani
• Raku
• Satsuma
• Seto (also Ofukei)
• Shigaraki
• Shitoro
• Shōdai
• Takatori
• Tamba
• Tokoname
• Tsuboya
• Zeze
• list of Japanese ceramics sites...

Porcelain

• Arita
• Hakuji (also Seihakuji)
• Hasami
• Hizen
• Imari
• Iro-e Jiki
• Kakiemon
• Kotō
• Kutani
• Mikawachi
• Nabeshima
• Sometsuke
• Tobe
• Japanese export porcelain

Glazes

• Iro-Nabeshima
• nigoshide
• Seiji
• Seto-guro
• Tenmoku
• Tetsuyū-tōki

Gold applications

• kinrande
• kintsugi
• yūri-kinsai

Objects

• chaire
• chasen kusenaoshi
• chawan
• choko
• donabe
• futa-oki
• guinomi
• hanaire
• hibachi
• kensui
• kōgō
• kōro
• kyūsu
• mizusashi
• mizutsugi
• sakazuki
• shimamono
• suiban
• suribachi
• tokkuri
• yunomi

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