Tsubusa Kato Japanese, b. 1962

Celadon is a term for pottery glazed in a jade green color, greenware. Other characteristics are a transparent glaze, often with small cracks used on stoneware and porcelains. Ancient artifacts from as early as the Shang dynasty were found with this glaze. The Northern Song dynasty can also support that kilns in Longquan, Zhejiang province, China, mastered celadon glazes. Archaeologists have discovered shards with celadon ceramic glazes dating back to the Three Kingdoms. While the earliest primary type was Yue ware, the best-known production is Yaozhou ware. These types were...