Omuro-yaki

Japanese: 御室焼 - おむろやき

〘Noun〙 Pottery that Nonomura Ninsei began firing around the time of Shoho ( 1644-48 ) in front of the Ninnaji Temple in Kyoto. It ceased production in the early years of the Genroku era (around 1688 ), but its elegant and refined style became a model for Kyoto ware. Ninsei ware. Omoroyaki. *Kanazoshi, Miyako Fuzoku Kan (1681), vol. 1 "In front of him, seasonal sweets, Omuroyaki tea bowls with Uji specialties."

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Japanese:

〘名〙京都の仁和寺門前で、正保（一六四四‐四八）ごろから野々村仁清が焼きはじめた陶器。元祿初年（一六八八頃）で絶えたが、その優麗典雅な陶風は京焼の手本となった。仁清焼。おもろやき。※仮名草子・都風俗鑑（1681）一「まへには折節の菓子、御室(オムロ)やきの茶椀に宇治の名物をたてて」

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