| 释义 |
Hirado|hɪˈrɑːdəʊ|
Also -ato.
The name of a small island off the west coast of the province of Hizen on the island of Kyushu in Japan, used attrib. to designate a rich elaborate (blue-and-) white porcelain.
The art was originally introduced from Korea about a.d. 1600.
1880in A. W. Franks Jap. Pottery 96 The works were established..in accordance with the order of a prince of the Matsu-ura family residing at Hirato. Hence the articles made here are generally called Hirato ware. 1881Audsley & Bowes Keramic Art Japan 154 The productions of this kiln have commonly been called Hirado ware. |