Odo-yaki

...At its peak, there were over 15,000 papermaking households, and annual production was said to have reached 7 million bundles. Odo ware pottery was a feudal kiln established in the mid-17th century by inviting the potter Kuno Masanori from Takatsu, Osaka, and the products were mainly tea utensils, ornaments, and other art objects. During the Bunsei era (1818-30), it was moved from Odo (Ozu) on the northern foot of Kochi Castle to Nousayama on the southwestern outskirts, and is known today as Nocha ware. ...

*Some of the terminology that refers to "Odo ware" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…盛時の紙漉1万5000余戸，年産700万束にのぼったといわれる。陶器の尾土（おど）焼は17世紀中葉大坂高津の陶工久野正伯を招いて創始した藩窯で，製品は茶器，置物など美術品が主であった。文政年間(1818‐30)高知城北麓の尾土(小津)から西南郊外の能茶（のうさ）山に移り，能茶焼として今日に伝わる。…

※「尾土焼」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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