In Japan, blue-flowered and painted ceramics, known as ``sometsuke'' and ``Goshu akae,'' are tableware loved by wealthy people and tea ceremony masters, and many are collections that are passed down through generations. However, the origin of these ceramics has long been a mystery. In 1992, the head of the archeology department of the Sakai City Cultural Properties Center in Osaka Prefecture visited Xiamen University and discovered a familiar pottery shard that he had seen at an antique dealer, and the mystery of ``origin unknown'' was solved. . Wuzhou Red Painting was produced in Zhangzhou, Fujian Province, and exported via Xiamen. Chinese and Chinese scholars finally confirmed that this ceramic was produced in Heiwa Prefecture. The Peace Kiln is mainly produced for foreign countries, and is extremely rare in Japan.The Zhangzhou Museum is the only one of the "Wuzhou Red Paintings" preserved in its entirety in the country, making it extremely valuable. I can see it.
