All pieces from this time were all made of brown clay. Most Japanese Satsuma pieces we see today are probably made there, dating from the mid 18th century up until today. The special Satsuma clay is a light, yellowish earthenware with crackled glaze and a soft finish. It also requires a lower temperature when firing than porcelain. This information is given as an example of private conversation only and is not intended to be used as a promotion of any individual piece.
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