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Tea jar. Earthenware jars to store tea leaves, usually 30-40cm in height and 30-35cm in diameter. From the Kamakura until the Muromachi periods, Bizen, Seto and Shigaraki wares were the most common (see *bizenyaki ”υ‘OΔ, *setoyaki £ŒΛΔ, *shigarakiyaki MŠyΔ). In the Momoyama period, jars imported from Southern China rusontsubo ˜C‘v’Ω were most highly prized.
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