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Kakiemon Kiln
Arita, Saga Prefecture
What Kakiemon Kiln is known for
This Arita-yaki kiln originated the Kakiemon overglaze enamel style, or aka-e, in the 17th century and holds Important Intangible Cultural Property status. Still led by the Sakaida Kakiemon lineage, it is known for Nizaka-white porcelain painted in delicate colored enamels.
Best for — Nizaka-white porcelain with delicate overglaze enamel painting
Arita, Saga, Japan
ORBIS tier: Hidden Gem
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