Master of nerikomi, Tomoro Mizono @tomoro.m, slices through his wickerwork pattern, one of a myriad of patterns he makes. In Japanese, the terms nerikomi and neriage are both used to describe patterned work made with colored clays. Nerikomi, however, is used to describe handbuilt or slab work, whereas neriage describes wheel thrown. Its analogue in the west is called agateware and was most likely introduced to England in the 1730’s by Dr Thomas Wedgewood at the Rowley Pottery, according to the E

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