Lastly Chocolate on White Ware and Bichrome Ware are important pottery types appearing in the 16th century.
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However, the Kutani ceramics, and also for classic blue-and-white wares and colored porcelains of Ming period China.
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"' Cibola White Ware "'is a ceramic tradition of Arizona and New Mexico, dating from 1225-1325 CE.
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Williams-Sonoma has a lot of white ware.
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These include porcelaneous white wares from Northern Chinese kilns, celadon-glazed stoneware originating in the Changsha kilns in Hunan Province.
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Most of the bichrome-decorated and monochrome-decorated Chocolate-on-White Ware vessels were bowls, chalices, goblets, kraters, juglets and jugs, and jars.
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Traditionally white wares were used by both the scholarly Confucian class, the nobility and royalty on more formal occasions.
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Distinctive blue-and-white porcelain was exported to Japan where it is known as Tenkei blue-and-white ware or " ko sometsukei ".
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Archaeologists divide the Rio Grande white wares into arbitrary types with much shorter life spans, primarily to help them date sites.
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The Rio Grande white wares were made along the Rio Grande and adjacent valleys, from the Taos area south to San Marcial.
