Karatsu ware
noun
Ka·ra·tsu ware
kəˈrät(ˌ)sü-
: a Japanese ceramic ware traditionally made from about the 16th century at Karatsu on Kyushu island that is probably the earliest glazed Japanese ceramic ware, includes both earthenware and stoneware, and comprises chiefly vessels for chanoyu
Word History
Etymology
from Karatsu, city in Japan
- keeps a few tricks up his sleeve
- keeps after
- keeps an eye on
- keeps back
- keeps clear of
- keeps company
- keeps company (with)
- keeps company with
- keeps down
- keeps from
- keeps going
- keeps in
- keeps off
- keeps on
- keeps one's attention
- keeps one's eyes open
- keeps one's eyes open (for)
- keeps one's eyes open for
- keeps out
- keeps posted
- keeps someone posted
- keeps the sabbath
- keeps to
- keeps up
- keeps up (with)