The Rise of Bizen ceramics in the Momoyama period 1573-1615

From household wares to tea utensils

by Maria Roman Navarro

Book cover: The Rise of Bizen ceramics in the Momoyama period 1573-1615

Extent: 212 pages

Publisher: Gebr. Mann Verlag GmbH

Subjects: Art & Art History, Asian/Pacific Studies & Religions

Language: English

Hardback (Out of print)

(September 2008)

ISBN: 9783496013815

Price: $62.00

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This research shows through the study of ceramics from the Bizen kilns that aesthetization processes of ceramic took place in Japan back in the Momoyama period (1573-1615) in the context of the tea ceremony. Such process is explained socio-historically through the political relevance of the Bizen daimyo.


This research shows through the study of ceramics from the Bizen kilns that aesthetization processes of ceramic took place in Japan back in the Momoyama period (1573-1615) in the context of the tea ceremony. Such process is explained socio-historically through the political relevance of the Bizen daimyo.

  • By (author) Maria Roman Navarro