Ohi Chozaemon X Hijiri Glaze Plate kyo-ware kogo It is made of low-fired

It is made of low-fired earthenware and the front has a patch of black that occurred as a result of the firing process

areas where the gesso has become burnished

Kinrande (gold painted porcelain)

though pottery kogo are typically used for kneaded incense during the cooler months

Kamachi pieces are not glazed but appear glossy after being carbonised

Ohi Chozaemon X Hijiri Glaze Plate kyo-ware kogo It is made of low-firedThis listing is for a splendid Ohi ware plate made by master potter, Ohi Chozaemon X. It is wheel thrown and coated in glossy hijiri caramel coloured glaze with a kushigaki comb pattern around the outer edge of the plate. Small pieces of clay churned up by the combing tool can be seen through the glaze, and the centre of the plate is incised with two birds. Chozaemons stamp can be found on the bottom, and it comes with its original signed wooden