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	* [[Seto ware]]		* [[Seto ware]]
	* [[Japanese tea ceremony]]		* [[Japanese tea ceremony]]
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	== ~~References~~ ==		== Verwysings ==
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	* “Ki-Seto ware.” Britannica. “Ki Seto ware, yellow-toned ceramic ware made from fine, white clay covered with iron-ash glazes … from the late Muromachi period onward.”		* “Ki-Seto ware.” Britannica. “Ki Seto ware, yellow-toned ceramic ware made from fine, white clay covered with iron-ash glazes … from the late Muromachi period onward.”
	* Kiseto and Setoguro — Shōsaku Furukawa. Kodansha International, 1983. (Comprehensive monograph covering Ki-Seto among other glazes.)		* Kiseto and Setoguro — Shōsaku Furukawa. Kodansha International, 1983. (Comprehensive monograph covering Ki-Seto among other glazes.)

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Created page with "Die naam ''Ki-Seto'' beteken letterlik "geel Seto", wat verwys na beide die kleur en die verbintenis met die Seto-keramiektradisie. Daar word geglo dat die styl beïnvloed is deur Chinese seladon en Koreaanse steengoed, maar dit het 'n kenmerkende Japannese estetika behou."

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	Ki-Seto het ontwikkel saam met ander Mino-style soos [[Shino-ware]] en [[Oribe-ware]], gedurende 'n tydperk van beduidende eksperimentering in Japannese keramiek. Die opkoms daarvan hou verband met die toenemende vraag na kenmerkende teeseremonie-gereedskap onder die elite van die tyd.		Ki-Seto het ontwikkel saam met ander Mino-style soos [[Shino-ware]] en [[Oribe-ware]], gedurende 'n tydperk van beduidende eksperimentering in Japannese keramiek. Die opkoms daarvan hou verband met die toenemende vraag na kenmerkende teeseremonie-gereedskap onder die elite van die tyd.

	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		Die naam ''Ki-Seto'' beteken letterlik "geel Seto", wat verwys na beide die kleur en die verbintenis met die Seto-keramiektradisie. Daar word geglo dat die styl beïnvloed is deur Chinese seladon en Koreaanse steengoed, maar dit het 'n kenmerkende Japannese estetika behou.
	~~The name~~ ''Ki-Seto'' ~~literally means “yellow~~ Seto,~~” referring to both its color and its connection to the~~ Seto ~~ceramic tradition~~. ~~The style~~ is ~~believed to have been influenced by~~ Chinese ~~celadon and Korean stoneware~~, ~~yet it retained a distinctly Japanese aesthetic~~.
	~~</div>~~

	~~<div lang~~=~~"en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		== Eienskappe ==
	=~~= Characteristics~~ ==		Ki-Seto is bekend vir:
	Ki-Seto is ~~known for~~:		* '''Geel veldspaatglasuur''' (黄瀬戸釉, ''Ki-Seto-yū''), vervaardig deur ysterryke klei en veldspaatglasuur.
	* '''~~Yellow feldspar glaze~~''' (黄瀬戸釉, ''Ki-Seto-yū''), ~~produced by iron-rich clay and feldspathic glaze~~.		* '''Subtiele groenerige of amberkleurige kleure''', afhangende van die bakatmosfeer.
	* '''~~Subtle greenish or amber tones~~''', ~~depending on firing atmosphere~~.		* '''Gesnyde of gekamde versiering''' onder die glasuur.
	* '''~~Incised or combed decoration~~''' ~~under the glaze~~.		* '''Warm, aardse aantrekkingskrag''', dikwels gepaard met eenvoudige, funksionele vorms.
	* '''Warm, ~~earthy appeal~~''', ~~often paired with simple~~, ~~functional forms~~.		* Hoëtemperatuurverminderingsbakken om ryk glasuurdiepte te verkry.
	* ~~High-temperature reduction firing to achieve rich glaze depth~~.
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	~~<div lang~~=~~"en" dir~~=~~"ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		== Tipes ==
	~~== Types~~ ==		Terwyl Ki-Seto oor die algemeen verenig word deur sy glasuurkleur, bestaan daar variasies:
	~~While~~ Ki-Seto ~~is generally unified by its glaze color~~, ~~variations exist~~:		* '''Gewone Ki-Seto''' – minimale versiering, met die fokus op die glanstoon.
	* '''~~Plain~~ Ki-Seto''' – ~~minimal decoration~~, ~~focusing on glaze tone~~.		* '''Versierde Ki-Seto''' – bevat gekerfde, ingesnyde of gestempelde motiewe onder die glasuur.
	* '''~~Decorated~~ Ki-Seto''' – ~~features carved, incised~~, ~~or stamped motifs under the glaze~~.		* '''Groen-geaksentueerde Ki-Seto''' – met gedeeltelike koperglasuur wat groen kolle produseer.
	* '''~~Green~~-~~accented~~ Ki-Seto''' – ~~with partial copper glaze producing green patches~~.
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	~~<div lang~~=~~"en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		== Kulturele betekenis ==
	=~~= Cultural significance~~ ==		Ki-Seto het gewild geword in die Japannese teeseremonie vir sy warm, ingetoë skoonheid, wat die verfynde rustieke aard van ''wabi-sabi'' beliggaam. Die aardse kleure het 'n visuele kontras met donkerder tee gebied en die seisoenale estetika aangevul.
	Ki-Seto ~~became popular~~ in ~~the Japanese tea ceremony for its~~ warm, ~~understated beauty~~, ~~embodying the refined rusticity of~~ ''wabi-sabi''. ~~Its earthy tones provided a visual contrast to darker tea and complemented seasonal aesthetics~~.
	~~</div>~~

	~~<div lang~~=~~"en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		== Moderne produksie ==
	=~~= Modern production~~ ==		Ki-Seto word steeds in Gifu-prefektuur vervaardig, veral in Tajimi en omliggende gebiede. Hedendaagse pottebakkers verken nuwe vorms en glasuurtoepassings terwyl tradisionele tegnieke behoue bly.
	Ki-Seto ~~continues to be produced~~ in Gifu ~~Prefecture~~, ~~particularly~~ in Tajimi ~~and surrounding areas~~. ~~Contemporary potters explore new shapes and glaze applications while preserving traditional techniques~~.
	~~</div>~~

	<~~div lang~~="~~en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr~~">		<span id="See_also"></span>
	== ~~See also~~ ==		== Sien ook ==
	~~</div>~~
	* [[Shino ware]]		* [[Shino ware]]
	* [[Oribe ware]]		* [[Oribe ware]]

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	~~<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		'''Ki-Seto''' is 'n styl van Japannese erdewerk wat ontstaan het in die [[Mino Provinsie]] oonde (hedendaagse [[Gifu Prefektuur]]) gedurende die laat [[Momoyama-periode]] (laat 16de eeu). Dit is een van die substyle wat met [[Seto-ware]] geassosieer word en word onderskei deur sy warm geel glans.
	'''Ki-Seto''' is ~~a style of Japanese pottery originating~~ in ~~the~~ [[Mino ~~Province~~]] ~~kilns~~ (~~present-day~~ [[Gifu ~~Prefecture~~]]) ~~during the late~~ [[Momoyama ~~period~~]] (~~late 16th century~~). It is ~~one of the substyles associated with~~ [[Seto ware]] ~~and is distinguished by its~~ warm ~~yellow glaze~~.
	~~</div>~~

	~~<div lang~~=~~"en" dir~~=~~"ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">~~		== Geskiedenis ==
	~~== History~~ ==		Ki-Seto het ontwikkel saam met ander Mino-style soos [[Shino-ware]] en [[Oribe-ware]], gedurende 'n tydperk van beduidende eksperimentering in Japannese keramiek. Die opkoms daarvan hou verband met die toenemende vraag na kenmerkende teeseremonie-gereedskap onder die elite van die tyd.
	Ki-Seto ~~developed alongside other~~ Mino ~~styles such as~~ [[Shino ware]] ~~and~~ [[Oribe ware]], ~~during a period of significant experimentation~~ in ~~Japanese ceramics~~. ~~Its emergence is linked to the increased demand for distinctive tea ceremony utensils among the~~ elite ~~of the time~~.
	~~</div>~~

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'''Ki-Seto''' is a style of Japanese pottery originating in the [[Mino Province]] kilns (present-day [[Gifu Prefecture]]) during the late [[Momoyama period]] (late 16th century). It is one of the substyles associated with [[Seto ware]] and is distinguished by its warm yellow glaze.
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== History ==
Ki-Seto developed alongside other Mino styles such as [[Shino ware]] and [[Oribe ware]], during a period of significant experimentation in Japanese ceramics. Its emergence is linked to the increased demand for distinctive tea ceremony utensils among the elite of the time.
</div>

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The name ''Ki-Seto'' literally means “yellow Seto,” referring to both its color and its connection to the Seto ceramic tradition. The style is believed to have been influenced by Chinese celadon and Korean stoneware, yet it retained a distinctly Japanese aesthetic.
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
== Characteristics ==
Ki-Seto is known for:
* '''Yellow feldspar glaze''' (黄瀬戸釉, ''Ki-Seto-yū''), produced by iron-rich clay and feldspathic glaze.
* '''Subtle greenish or amber tones''', depending on firing atmosphere.
* '''Incised or combed decoration''' under the glaze.
* '''Warm, earthy appeal''', often paired with simple, functional forms.
* High-temperature reduction firing to achieve rich glaze depth.
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
== Types ==
While Ki-Seto is generally unified by its glaze color, variations exist:
* '''Plain Ki-Seto''' – minimal decoration, focusing on glaze tone.
* '''Decorated Ki-Seto''' – features carved, incised, or stamped motifs under the glaze.
* '''Green-accented Ki-Seto''' – with partial copper glaze producing green patches.
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
== Cultural significance ==
Ki-Seto became popular in the Japanese tea ceremony for its warm, understated beauty, embodying the refined rusticity of ''wabi-sabi''. Its earthy tones provided a visual contrast to darker tea and complemented seasonal aesthetics.
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
== Modern production ==
Ki-Seto continues to be produced in Gifu Prefecture, particularly in Tajimi and surrounding areas. Contemporary potters explore new shapes and glaze applications while preserving traditional techniques.
</div>

<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
== See also ==
</div>
* [[Shino ware]]
* [[Oribe ware]]
* [[Seto ware]]
* [[Japanese tea ceremony]]
<div lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">
== References ==
</div>
* “Ki-Seto ware.” Britannica. “Ki Seto ware, yellow-toned ceramic ware made from fine, white clay covered with iron-ash glazes … from the late Muromachi period onward.”
* Kiseto and Setoguro — Shōsaku Furukawa. Kodansha International, 1983. (Comprehensive monograph covering Ki-Seto among other glazes.)
* “Ki-Seto.” Turuta.jp — Ceramics-Story article on Ki-Seto ware (glazing technique on ash-glaze Seto ware).
* Six Ancient Kilns of Japan — overview of Seto ware (which includes Ki-Seto as a traditional glaze/style).
* Seto and Mino Ceramics — catalogue of important Seto (and Mino) wares, useful for historical context and comparative study including Ki-Seto forms and ash-glaze tradition.

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[[Category:Mino ware]]
[[Category:Ki-Seto]]

Ki-Seto/af - Revision history

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