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Chats On Oriental China:
The Dresden Collection
A Short Sketch And Marks Of Japanese Pocelain And Pottery
Satsuma Pottery
Bizen Or Imbe
Kutani Porcelain And Pottery
Kenzan Ware
Yeiraku Ware
Kishy Porcelain And Pottery
Banko Pottery
Soma Ware
Sanda Ware
Sheba Ware
Notes On Other Wares
General Considerations About Chinese Ceramics
Another Perspective On The History Oriental China
More Articles About Oriental China

Sanda Ware

( Originally Published 1911 )


In 1690 a kiln was erected by the Prince of the province of Setsu to imitate Chinese Celadon. At first pottery was made, but towards the end of the eighteenth century porcelain methods were brought from Arita with such successful results that the excellent sea-green Celadon of Sanda attained great celebrity, in some degree owing to the considerable quantity of it which was made. In colour Sanda Celadon is bright green, less warm than that of China and less delicate than the Nabeshima ware.



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