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Oribe ware

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Oribe ware is a style of Japanese pottery that originated in the Mino province (modern Gifu Prefecture) during the late Momoyama Period (late 16th to early 17th century).
​Patron: Named after Furuta Oribe, a high-ranking samurai and disciple of tea master Sen no Rikyū. Oribe's bold and unconventional taste strongly influenced the style.
​Key Aesthetics (Revolutionary): It broke away from the subdued aesthetics of previous tea ceramics (like Raku and early Shino).
​Asymmetry: Pieces are often deliberately distorted, irregular, or warped (e.g., kutsugata - "shoe-shaped" bowls).
​Bold Decoration: Characterized by vibrant colors and playful, abstract designs.
​Signature Features:
​Green Glaze: The most recognizable feature is a brilliant, translucent copper-green glaze (Oribe glaze) often applied freely or partially.
​Iron Decoration: Abstract or stylized motifs (geometric, natural scenes) drawn in iron oxide slip on the white or buff clay body.
​Main Types: Common styles include Green Oribe (Ao-Oribe), Black Oribe (Oribe-Kuro), and Total Oribe (Sō-Oribe - entirely covered in green glaze).
​Oribe ware is celebrated for its individualism and modernistic flair, symbolizing the expressive cultural mood of the Momoyama period.

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