Translations:Agano ware/3/en

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The kiln became renowned for producing tea ceremony utensils, aligning with the aesthetic principles of wabi-sabi—emphasizing simplicity and understated beauty. By the mid-Edo period, Agano ware was recognized as one of the "Seven Kilns of Enshū", a group of esteemed kilns favored by tea master Kobori Enshū.