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Boîte à thé Kyoto SEIKADO "Kosanji" Gyokuro Ninshu ceramics still perpetuate Omuro It is also perfect Ninshu ceramics still perpetuate Omuro ceramics today and are the only ones officially recognized by Ninna ji Raku pottery is characterized by the "tezukune" (hand molding) technique and low temperature firing (750°C 1200°C) in a small kiln This exceptionally airtight tea caddy and iron works

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