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March 25, 2025

ADVANCE Quiz How much do you know about Japanese ceramics applied to bonsai?

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What is the main origin of bonsai ceramics in Japan?

European origin

Chinese influence adapted by Japanese ceramists

Native tradition

Korean origin

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What role do glazes play in bonsai pots?

They affect the aesthetics and value of the piece

They are just decorative

They are not important

They are used to waterproof clay

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What is the relationship between enamel and the bonsai species?

Dark color is always preferable

The glaze should complement the bark, leaf or flower

Only applies to deciduous trees

There is no relationship

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What influence did Chinese pots have on Japanese ceramics?

They inspired their own styles and techniques

They were only used as a crop

None

They were rejected

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What stands out in Bigei's work?

Experimental textures

Large outdoor pots

Precision, clean shapes and ceramics with a very low degree of porosity

Glossy enamel

6 / 20

Whose author is this flowerpot?

Koyo

Terahata

Bigei

Yamaaki

7 / 20

Why is pot size relevant in bonsai?

It only matters in exhibitions

It affects the health and proportion of the tree

It has no relevance

Only for aesthetic reasons

8 / 20

What characterizes Katsushi Kataoka's work?

Specializing in colorful shohin pots

Sober and classic production in the Reiho oven

Use of Cantonese-style gloss enamels

Experimental and modern style

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Who works at Kakuzan Oven and stands out for their personal style?

Koho Watanabe

Hidemi Kataoka

Makoto Seizan

Terahata Shōzan

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What is the difference between the different types of glaze used in bonsai?

The size of the piece

The origin of the ceramist

Its durability

Its finish, color and compatibility with species

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Who is Katsushi Kataoka and why is he relevant?

Ceramist heir to the Reiho kiln, known for his sober style

Nursery Founder

Bonsa master

Ceramic historian

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Who is Aiba Kouichirou?

Japanese ceramist specializing in his own glazes

Bonsai historian

Bonsa master

Tool designer

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What makes Shinwatari pots special?

Its origin is in the Shigaraki region.

Its age and authenticity are uncertain.

Its artificial coloring

Its high temperature cooking

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What is the relationship between Makoto and Mitsue Seizan and the Seizan kiln?

They are private collectors

They are ceramic historians

They are current apprentices

They are the main ceramists

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How many traditional kilns make up the "six ancient kilns" of Japan?

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What was one of Aiba Kouichirou's main innovations?

Metallic enamels

New colors and glazed textures

Cooking in a gas oven

Geometric shapes

17 / 20

Who is Watanabe Kei?

A tool designer

A collector

A master bonsaist

A traditional Japanese ceramist

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Why are Kowatari pots valuable?

They have imperial signatures

They are currently produced in Japan

They are made of porcelain

They are the oldest imported from China

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Who is the ceramist behind the Yoshimura Toen workshop?

Kei Watanabe

Hidemi Kataoka

Katsushi Kataoka

Makoto Seizan

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What characterizes Nakawatari pots?

They are the most modern

They are from 1800 to early 1900 and are Chinese

They are exclusively made of white clay

They are of European origin

Your score is

The average score is 76%

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