Ceramics are actually called "burning" in Japan, and they are called various "burning" according to different places of origin. At present, the main products with the largest output and influence are MINO Shao, Yoda Shao, Hasama Shao and Jiugu Shao, and some such as Shimizu Shao, Xinle Shao and Seto Shao are also recognized by China people. Personally, Mino is the first choice for entry-level Japanese ceramic tableware. First, compared with other dishes, it is really not expensive, and the price ranges from tens to hundreds. Second, although machine-aided production was adopted to expand production, it still inherited the fine craftsmanship of Japanese porcelain for 300 years, so it was recognized as the "traditional handicraft" of the Ministry of International Trade and Industry of Japan. As a daily tableware, it is a good choice. Shenchuan Porcelain is a famous brand mainly burning in the sky, mainly with traditional patterns. China people don't understand it, and Japanese young people don't like it very much.

Traditionally, An Tian burning is the way of handicrafts. Celadon of Shenchuan Porcelain and Imaemon Porcelain of Jin Quan are also brands burned in An Tian. The same problem is to face transformation, otherwise it will be difficult to sustain. Just like China's paintings and calligraphy painted by Japanese, China people can't accept the high-end brand Tian Shao in Lan Xiang society. Most of them are in traditional Japanese style and bought by Japanese elderly people. Garojun couldn't avoid custom, so he went to the oil field and bought a prop for taking pictures. Galojun handmade soap will be new in the future, you will see. We bought some famous chrysanthemum dishes on Taobao at Youtian's 16 16/ Youtian store. The total market price is about 180 yuan, which is a little cheaper than Taobao's. This square plate is also a representative kiln factory of Baishan porcelain Hasama with a sense of the times. In recent decades, many classic products have been produced, especially the works of master porcelain maker Mori Zhengyang, many of which were his works during his stay in Baishan Factory.