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 *Dōraka, Tanaka, potter, 36.
 * Dosen, Irie, potter, 219.
 * Dōsuke, Ban, potter, 346.
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 * Effigies on the dolmens, 5.
 * Ehime Prefecture. See Iyo, Sanuki.
 * Eikichi, Honda, potter, 246.
 * Eiraku, mark and name used by Zengoro, 220, 221; family name of his descendants, 224.
 * Eisen, amateur potter, manufactures Kyōtō porcelain, 210.
 * Eisuke, Nagahara, potter, 339.
 * Enamel keramic decoration, first use on Japanese porcelain, 57; Chinese, 62; development at Arita, 61, 63; process and materials at Arita, 74; of Old Japan, 79, 80; varieties in Arita and Okawachi porcelain, 126; modern substitution of pigments, 129, 166, 167, 296, 391; use on Satsuma faience, 142, 145, 146; beginning of faience decoration, 180; Shubei's, 216; on Kutani ware, 238–241; on so-called Ohi ware, 258; on Owari porcelain, 295; cloisonné, 297–299; on Koto porcelain, 371. See also Decoration.
 * Enshiu. See Tōtomi.
 * Enshiu-shigaraki ware, 369.
 * Ezaiemon, Fukagawa, potter, 112; and the Kōran-sha, 113.
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 * , Korean, 46, 49–53; process, 160–164; mosaics, 386, 387; modern decoration under the glaze, 391; composition of various kinds, 409; Japanese primacy, 413.
 * Chikuzen: Takatori, 314–318; Sōhichi, 320.
 * Higo: minor wares, 322; Yatsushiro, 322–325.
 * Hizen: early Arita, 54; early Mikawachi, 100; Hikiba, 108.
 * Kaga : Suizaka, 236; composition, 242–244; Wakasugi, 246, 251; revived Kutani, 248–251; Hachiroe, 249, 251; Ohi, 255–258; so-called Ohi, 258.
 * Koratsu: earliest, 308; imitation of Seto, 309; development under Korean influences, 310, 311; presentation ware, 311.
 * Kyōtō: Raku, 32–38, 386; early, 179, 187; art and influence of Ninsei, 180–186; beginning of enamelled decoration, 181; identification, 184, 189, 204; coloured ware, 184, 212; Awata potters and wares, 187–204; modelled, 196; imitation of Delft, 197; pâte-sur-pâte decoration, 198–201; lacquer decoration, 198; composition, 203, 232; comparison of Awata and Iwakura wares, 204–206; and Satsuma faience, 206, 207; Mizoro, 208; Kyōmizu ware and potters, 209–213; Mokubei's imitations, 214; Zengoro's ware, 220, 223, 224; Kanzan's ware, 227; physical character, 233.
 * Owari and Mino: Seto, of Tōshiro and his descendants, 265–272; later Seto, 272–274, 278; Oribe, 275; Shino, 276; Gempin, 276; Mifukai, 278; Shuntai, 279; Toyōsuke, 281; counterfeit Satsuma, 299; Setōsuke, 300; early Mino, 301; polychrome glaze, 302.
 * Satsuma: Occidental reputation, 133; character of old and new, 133–135, 146–152, 166–168; Chōsa, and other