Toki (陶器)
A type of Japanese stoneware with a slightly porous paste that is composed of colored clay and fired at temperatures between 1,000 and 1,300 degrees Celsius. Because they are not completely impervious to liquid, toki vessels are generally glazed (Crueger et al. 2006:287).
Interior of Suribachi (grinding bowl) [1]
Item RecordExterior of Sansui Dobin (landscape teapot)
Item RecordBottom of Toki (porous stoneware) Cup
Item RecordSide of Suribachi (grinding bowl) [2]
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