The red pattern (Bengala) of the Kurazhen kiln is a precious red pattern that has been grown into red paint over 1,000 days. It is a valuable bowl with the red pattern applied to MINO DOMBURI's original shape. This is an elegant vessel that you want to use at celebrations or when entertaining. (The main component of the red pigment red pattern is iron oxide, a natural material.) ■Kurazhen Kiln / Tajimi City In Showa 45, the 12th generation of the shrine family (priest) that has been in existence since the Edo period opened a kiln in Taihei-cho, Tajimi City. There is a Taihei Shrine on the premises that enshrines the god of earth and fire, and it is a venerable kiln that has been given an imperial kiln by the Gifu Prefectural Shrine Agency, and has been designated as an intangible cultural property of Tajimi City for its "painting skills that will be left after 100 years", especially the red painting technique. I am fascinated by ancient Chinese ceramics, and the name of the pottery officer of the Chinese official kiln is one of the origins of the "Zangzhen kiln", and it also contains the idea of making valuable and valuable good vessels.