Look up: Imari

1. Imari
   Distinctively decorated Japanese porcelain made at arita from the late 17thC and shipped from the port of Imari. The panelled decoration, dominated by underglaze blue, iron-red enamel and gilding, with occasional additions of black, green, aubergine and yellow enamels, was based on local textiles. The designs, also known as Japan patterns, were cop …
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2. Imari
   city, Saga ken (prefecture), Kyushu, Japan, facing Imari Bay. The two islands of Taka and Fuku form a natural mole, protecting the city`s harbour. ...
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3. Imari
   Imari (ēmä'rē) , city (1990 pop. 60,882), Saga prefecture, NW Kyushu, Japan, on Imari Bay. It is a fishing and commercial port that produces such products as porcelain, lumber, and marine products.
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4. imari
   Imari is the name given to the world famous Japanese porcelain produced in Arita, Hizen province (modern Saga-prefecture) on the Island of Kyushu. The name Imari was taken from the Japanese port town from which the porcelain was shipped to other parts of Japan and abroad by the Dutch.
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