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- Uneven color <br>If the thickness of the applied glaze is uneven

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SARAYAMA BLUE "GOSU"print Parker_IZUMIYAMA draft - Uneven color <br>If theApplying "Gosu", a traditional Arita porcelain dyeing material, to printing New apparel brand SARAYAMA BLUE ABOUT DESIGN In the early 17th century, high quality, abundant pottery stone, the raw material for porcelain, was discovered in Izumiyama, Arita, and mass production of porcelain was successfully achieved for the first time in Japan. The motif is "Izumiyama," the birthplace of Japanese porcelain and Arita ware. Material: 90% cotton, 10%

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