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Hataman Touen
Okawachiyama, Imari, Saga
Hataman Touen began in 1926 when Hata Ishimantaro opened a kiln in Okawachiyama, and the workshop later became known for ink-wash mountain-and-water landscapes painted on porcelain under the third generation. The fourth-generation owners still work from the same valley, adding doll figures and Nabeshima-series pieces to the classical repertoire.
Best for — Hand-painted landscape porcelain and Nabeshima-series ware
Okawachiyama, Imari, Saga
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